Terms and Conditions

[jigsawpig]

"Sclerotic habituation? What do you do, just pick words at random from a thesaurus

Comments

[chessiegirl]

I'm sure a good attorney would find a loophole somewhere in that statement.

[jigsawpig]

Yes, I have decided to go with an alternative, less ambiguous formulation:

"I shall do as I please, when and in whatsoever manner I choose"

since this is more or less the gist of the original document.

[anonymous]

Hi JP
Good to see your weblog back again, too brain dead at the moment to cope with all those long words though.
We never did manage a drink before Christmas, how about one soon after if you are around?
Have a good one!

SJ

Sclerotic habituation

[anonymous]

Is that what the Americans call "normalisation of deviation"?

Blaise

Re: Sclerotic habituation

[jigsawpig]

I assume by 'that' you mean 'sclerotic habituation', rather than my Terms and Conditions of Contract. In which case possibly - it depends on whether you are habituating yourself to patterns of failure, or of success.

Leveraging!

[anonymous]

A sensitive soul like you should not use the verb "leverage", please try harder.

PhilP

Re: Leveraging!

[jigsawpig]

Well, suggest an alternative word which conveys the same sense of exerting great force at the expense of little effort.