morning boy's letters on serious matters and commentary on funny things aplenty
Imagine what wikipedia says:
“A newsletter is a printed or electronic report containing news concerning of the activities of a business or an organization that is sent to its members, customers, employees or other subscribers. Newsletters generally contain one main topic of interest to its recipients.”
Who’s interested in such funny things!
There’s something called corporate communication too, which largely stays ‘financial’ in nature.
Newspapers
Newsletters
Letters
News
Why didn’t they call it newsemails? Or promoletters?
Letters
Mailers
Promotional emails
Newsletters
And they keep hopping among such names. They can’t call their ‘promotional emails’ as ‘letters’ obviously. So they call it news+letters. Interesting.
Every innocuously sitting technical word on these millions of engineered webpages is consuming me bit by bit. Will I survive?
Imagine a closure to an email or letter like:
Structurally yours,
Most folks habituated with salaried environments, conflate teamwork with democracy.
What do we call it? A mix of clueleasness and upbeatness?
Compare the sounds:
SonuSoni
SoniSoni
NonuSoni
NonuSonu
The 2nd one sounds the least appealing to me. Thought it has appeal.
Those who perceive violence in all kinds of acts must proceed to differentiate between at least 2 types:
Feedback as noun leads to weird redundancy-filled expressions. Is it redundancy, is it tautology?
Posing silly questions are a preparation for asking better questions. Only if you also attempt to answer your own questions.
A lot of funny things can be defined through ‘binge’. Like:
marathon = binge jogging
All eyes see,
Not many observe.
All tongues wag,
Not many mean.
Online Entrepreneurial Summer Camp?!?! Really? Stretching words a bit too much.
Last few days, am dreaming words and a lot of text. What is happening?
Some Vivek Bindra is doing a webinar on 100 strategies to grow sales. Our obsession with quantity, 100 strategies! Is there any sanctity of the word strategy?!
He utters lots of words when they sit side by side. Words often don’t turn into conversations. He thinks the semi-coherence in his words doesn’t deserve the conversations.
I won’t be surprised if the words ‘pair’ and ‘compare’ have the same root.
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