Buzzomatic Memo Writer
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| All you have to do now is copy and paste your masterpiece into an e-mail message space and send it to everyone on your organizational mailing list. Expect praise, compliments, a raise and promotion as it impresses everyone. They will know that you are up on the latest business fads and must be incredibly intelligent to write such a perfect memo so 'cutting-edge' that even they cannot understand it. (Back to the Writing Avoidance Center >>) |
Did you enjoy writing punchy memos?
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Jokes, tongue-twisters, spoonerisms, sniglets, just to mention a few of the interesting wordplay features there. - The Rebel-Yankee Test would delight you
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If you enjoyed the Rebel-Yankee test, you will probably enjoy these linguistic differences between North and South. - What's the Good Word Today? Click here to find out.
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Start out here to find all the educational resources on alphaDictionary: phobias, misspelled words, and confused words quizzes, articles about language, FAQs, and more. - What are people saying about the Rebel-Yankee Test?
We have assembled some of your comments to share with you. - Discuss accents and dialects with others.
Now you can talk with others who have taken our test about your accent and theirs. You might want to talk about other topics, too, at our Alpha Agora. - Slinging Slang from the Flappers to the Rappers
This is our new test that picks your generation by the slang you use (or used). Don't miss our historical slang dictionary, that gives you the slang and the decade it comes from.
