I don't doubt they are best-sellers or whatever. But to call your customer (buyer of your book) a "complete idiot" is insulting, modesty notwithstanding.
What's next ... "Complete moron's guide to making bombs"?
ur right faisal but ya know we're not to judge weather the customers actually get insulted. the number of books they sell speak millions for what the customers feel like.
you've probably studied risk management and u know theres this thing called an 'idiot-proof' product. guess theres no harm in making that word commercial?
ps: if you feel like an idiot picking up that book, you can always count on university text books :)
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I don't doubt they are best-sellers or whatever. But to call your customer (buyer of your book) a "complete idiot" is insulting, modesty notwithstanding.
What's next ... "Complete moron's guide to making bombs"?
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Faisal, it's called irony. People with a sense of humour would understand.
Inappropriate?
I guess it depends on how you look at it, and I mean in some cases it is pretty apt, I don't really see anything truly wrong with it, cause I mean we're all idiots in one sense or another, just too proud to admit it :)
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ps. Yahiya Emerick is an amazing writer I've been reading his stuff since I was twelve :o and I REALLY recommend that book, for idiots 'n non-idiots alike;-)