Taking Rob liberally

[Tom]

Its incomprehensible to me that we might need to begin taking Rob liberally, literally let alone figuratively, but after this we may have to.;)
http://www.timescall.com/opinion/editorial/ci_24052422/literal-is-figurative-inconceivable

Nice editorial Rob!

:thumb:

[Chris]

Nice Rob, I'm reluctant to comment knowing that what ever I say can literally be torn apart.

[Tom]

Nice Rob, I'm reluctant to comment knowing that what ever I say can literally be torn apart.Or perhaps reticent?

reticent [ˈrɛtɪsənt]adj not open or communicative; not saying all that one knows; taciturn; reserved[from Latin reticēre to keep silent, from re- + tacēre to be silent]
reticence n
reticently adv

[Chris]

Or perhaps reticent?

Nope, I'm even reluctant to use reticent! :lmao:

[Popsgarage]

Entirely to true Rob!

[Heather]

Completely, like, agreed. Totally. (Wonderful article!)

[Rob]

Thanks for the "nice" compliments. That just scratches the surface. I have hundreds of pet peeves when it comes to language. Literally.

[Popsgarage]

:lmao:

[Java]

Great. Article, Rob. Your righting is good. :thumb: Ironically I just saw the print version to.