Friday, September 3, 2010

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How cliche do you think it is for it to be raining at a funeral?

Do you find the concept of it raining at a funeral to be overused and cliche? Would... 


Not Good Enough for Truth in Cliche- Escape the fate

escape the fate music slideshow. I love this song  Read More →


What is your most annoying cliche?

What is your most annoying cliche? The most infuriating office cliche has been unveiled… Read... 


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Cliche sentences?!?!? 10pts best answer!!?

How can I make this sentence less cliche? Suggestions, examples? *** Alone at last... 


What do you think are the most cliche sentences…?

…used when people try to hide their real feelings or their secret desires?... 


Eliminating Writer’s Block

When most people think of Writers Block, what comes to mind is usually basic information... 


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How To Avoid Clichés – That Sounds Familiar

When writing articles, stories for full blown manuscripts it is often in your best interest to avoid common phrases or colloquialisms. Many writers refer to the overuse of these phrases as cliché and they avoid them like the plague. It may take some work to find new ways to say something you’ve relied on clichés to say for you. Two... [Read more of this review]


2009: the year Hollywood hit New Orleans in search of visual cliches

2009: the year Hollywood hit New Orleans in search of visual cliches The post-Katrina landcape is great for that post-industrial meltdown vibe, but a Levi’s ad did it best When 9/11 happened it took Hollywood a while to give us its response. The atrocity arrived so suddenly that, well, nobody had anything green-lighted and ready to go. But with... [Read more of this review]


Break Free From Cliches

When doing your marketing tool, do not ever think that clichés can get you the results you expect. This is just one of the biggest hoaxes in marketing. Including clichés in your ad copy is like that, a cliché. Not only do you confuse readers because there is a possibility that they will not be sure what message really meant, the danger of having... [Read more of this review]


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