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  1. The word "hysterical" may only be used to describe people who would are so bent that they'll jump into an elephant's mouth
  2. If you can't be with the one you love, honey, @fakeapstyle says you should love the one you're with.
  3. EX: "We are literally starving to death," said Jeff Drake, some over-fed dumbo who never learned to use English correctly
  4. If you quote a source using "literally" incorrectly, feel free to mock them without mercy or conscience...
  5. You may use "somebody has a case of the Monday's" in a story only if you let everyone in the newsroom kick you in the shins
  6. @GoofaSutra we go old school and use "French Indochina." Also, pronounce "junta" so as to rhyme with "Dan Marino."
  7. EX: "Yes, the mayor did some bad stuff, but didn't R. Kelly say "I can't see nothing wrong with a little bump and grind?"
  8. For editorials condemning a politician for an improper sexual relationship, feel free to use rap lyrics as counterpoint...
  9. Refrain from using the phrase "in a shocking move" unless said move was throwing a plugged-in toaster into a swimming pool
  10. As he isn't physiologically a male, refer to beloved tire icon "Michelin Man" as "Michelin...well...Thing? Does Thing work?"
  11. To attract younger readers to dense budgets stories, use "Now all the ladies in the house say YEAAH" as your lead.
  12. EX: "In a statement, the suspect said 'You're right! I put the [fargin flaw-flin] gun in his [blankedy blank] mouth!"
  13. Rather than using "[expletive deleted]," replace profanity with the either "blankedy blank" or "fargin flaw-flin."
  14. EX: "Josh Reed, a low-ranking staffer in the planning office, clapped like his hands were on fire during the mayor's speech"
  15. When covering press conferences, note the enthusiasm of the applause coming from the staffers standing behind the speaker...
  16. Attn hacky sports columnists: All jokes about Tiger Woods & Mistress will become cliche in 7 hours. Get yours in before then
  17. After a word or term readers may not know, insert the phrase "You just may want to Google that one" in parentheses.
  18. EX (continued): Later, the tornado sought to elaborate, saying "WWWWWOOOOOAAAAAAAAARRRRSSSSHHHHHHSHSHSHHH!!!!"
  19. EX: When asked if he attacked the town because of it's love of Harry Potter, the tornado said "WHHHRHRHRRROOOOOOSSHHHH!"
  20. When writing a story about severe weather, indicate any attempt to reach the weather phenomenon regarding their motive...