Armed Gunmen, True Facts, and Other Ridiculous Nonsense: A Compiled Compendium of Repetitive Redundancies | 
pickDo you suffer from the heartbreak of tautologies? This is both a humourous look at how people misuse the English language and a tutorial on how to avoid sounding like many politicians. We all use redundancies in our language but this wonderful book offers reminders about what we should be mindful of. I laughed my way through this gem and walked away richer for the experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Ericalambbrown This sounds fantastic! 📚 5y
Come-read-with-me A couple of examples: 1) Serious Crisis - not to be confused with all those whimsical crises 🤣 2) Unknown Stranger - a stranger without a name tag 🤣🤣 3) Hidden Pitfall - a pitfall unannounced by bells and whistles 🤣🤣🤣 5y
Come-read-with-me @Ericalambbrown It is fantastic. I‘m reading now and laughing like a mad woman! 5y
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Come-read-with-me I have to add one more! Armed Gunman- When you need to distinguish between two gunmen, one of whom is missing a couple of limbs. (edited) 5y
Ericalambbrown @Come-read-with-me 😂😂 5y
Buechersuechtling @Come-read-with-me 😂 I loved all of the examples you picked. Thank you for sharing them. 5y
Come-read-with-me @Buechersuechtling Thanks!! There are so many great ones I had trouble choosing 🤓 5y