The unfortunate reality is that if a person were to totally avoid working with web sites that use these terms, he/she might as well not work online -- usage of these words is That Prevalent!

It's obvious that users of these phrases do not mean them literally, but what concerns me is how saturated mind can become with such syntax. "Words" DO affect each of us. There is a Bible verse that says, "As a man (woman) thinketh in his heart, so is he/she" (Proverbs 23:7). As we think, we speak -- as we speak, we influence -- as we influence, we change lives!!! Let's not blast, explode, nor kill each other in our advertising! There are "numerous" online dictionaries and thesauruses where nonviolent words and terms can be found! Bookmark this one today: http://www.dictionary.com.

This IS important! What can each of us do to make a stand against violence and terrorism? -- help change our "speech" on-line and off-line!

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