The site is dedicated "to odd uotes, strange statements, bad writing and other oddities of the English language".
There is an unspoken second part to this statement: the bad side.
Green is an interesting character, a sort of British Erin Brockovich standing up for consumer rights with a website, Casehub.com, that opens with the statement: "Fight bad guys online.
Unfortunately, both sides have been quick to cut and paste, as evidenced by the unfair attention paid to Romney's "I like to fire people" remark, which was actually a statement about bad service.
(Buddhism, to take a contrasting religion, has no such book; indeed, the Buddha seems to have thought carved-in-stone ideological statements a bad idea, a source of trouble).
I wondered if it might be the work of Jenny Holzer, whose "Truisms" -- bald, slightly gnomic statements like BAD INTENTIONS CAN YIELD GOOD RESULTS -- had, since the late 70's, been appearing on the streets and in museums.
The judge ruled that although there was evidence that Ernst should have done something differently in the final weeks of Lehman's existence, there would be no trial on whether the firm's audit of the 2007 financial statements was bad.
I gave Obama better reviews than most pundits did Wednesday night, but his closing statement was as bad as any I've ever heard.
The statement "women prefer bad boys" is tempting because it offers a simple solution for a question which is far more complicated.
United States Senator Charles E. Schumer, who was elected in 1998 and has sometimes been mentioned as a possible governor some day, said in a statement, "I feel bad for him and his family but until he makes a more complete statement, I have nothing more to say".
