1. She isn’t evil. She’s conscience-challenged.
2. He isn’t a narcissist. He’s self-inflated.
3. Don’t call him a tyrannical dictator. Call him a force-enhanced statesman.
4. She isn’t a greedy whore. She’s a businesswoman with benefits.
5. He isn’t a mean boss. He’s people management-challenged.
6. She isn’t two-faced. She’s relationship-flexible.
7. He isn’t a thief. He’s an ownership-assessor.
8. She isn’t a workplace backstabber. She’s a company watchperson.
10. They aren’t sociopaths. They’re societal rule stretchers.
I’d like to start a group called, The Politically Incorrect, and blurt out whatever is on my mind whenever I feel like speaking it. In the meantime, I’ll keep your list in mind 😉
It is coming full circle in that some of the politically correct soft terms are sometimes worse than the ones with direct meaning.
It serves us right. 😉 😀
Don’t be too surprised if Bill Y gets this wrong but instead of her becoming a pain in the ass, would she be becoming a strain in the donkey?
Yes, or a giver of non-comfort.
You aren’t hilarious…you’re a social commentator with a facetious yet whimsical bent!
Say, . . . you sound like one of them “funny people.”
She is! 😀
And the more facetious and whimsical we get, the more fun we have! 😉
We’re not mockers or humormongers; we’re makers of fun.
And people love us for it! 😉
Hey, I know those people!
That’s funny. So do I! 😉