But there's a glacial warning that both Jerk and Is-A Jerk's attitudes foreshadow "Don't blame me.
Both Jerk and Is-A-Jerk openly thrive on eliciting anonymous, user-generated, sub domain public registering of people as Jerks.
Unlike Is-A-Jerk, Jerk does let a person anonymously declare someone not a jerk; the lucky few can even be sainted.
The phrase "karan is a jerk," coupled with variations of sub domain dots or dashes, was posted so frequenty for both sites that search engine results make its seem that the name actually connects Jerk with Is-A-Jerk.
"I was a jerk; I had some issues — you know, I was lost," Mr. Brown told The Boston Globe last month.
Ditto for an exercise where you change the case of what you feel about yourself, that is, changing "I am a jerk" to "I used to be a jerk, I'm not a jerk anymore".
That, or I'll find out that my friends actually think I'm a jerk and I can start finding new friends.
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"People see me during games, blowing kisses, and it looks like I'm a jerk or I'm some Fabio-type dude, but that's for my mother".
They probably thought I was a jerk, but I was just trying to balance my career and my family.
