An Original Argument

If you are going to have an argument in a place where you can be overheard, it is worth taking the time to hone your “heated communication� skills.
If others are forced to listed to your angry exchanges, they at least have the right not to be bombarded with repetitive, over-used gutter language – unless you are also auditioning for a Tarantino movie.
After the twentieth “effing this� or “effing that� things get just a touch boring for the on-hearers. Given that you are probably disturbing their life – possibly their sleep – they may as well have something entertaining to listen to.
If you are a frequent arguer, try learning some new verbal techniques so that the monotony is eased.
It doesn’t much matter if they make perfect grammatical sense – the usual prose seldom does – just so long as they add variety.
Alternatively, you could try arguing in a less public place so that only you and your opposite need have to be a part.
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