Very Nice Ways to Say Very Bad Things An Unusual Book of Euphemisms

NOT your mother's euphemism book Did you know that there is an obscene gesture that is both older and more universally recognized than digitus impudicus? Do you know what digitus impudicus is? Likewise excrementum cerebellum vincit? And just what is the Clinton Exculpation? A shitepoke? Why is an improcreant male called a mule? Would you want to go to Europe with Ralph and Earl in a Buick? ?All these questions and more are answered with wit and originality in Very Nice Ways to Say Very Bad Things. Euphemisms serve a greater purpose than merely keeping the ladies at a garden party from glaring at us over the top of their spectacles. A few mincing words can also keep lawyers at bay. This subtle art of the insult can exact revenge without fear of retribution. ?Are you tired of hearing those same seven naughty words again and again? Very Nice Ways to Say Very Bad Things is also chock full of obscure facts about common terms. It will be impossible for readers to find a page that doesn't enlighten or delight.Berdoll, Linda is the author of 'Very Nice Ways to Say Very Bad Things An Unusual Book of Euphemisms', published 2007 under ISBN 9781402208850 and ISBN 1402208855.