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Blatantly Verbose Group With Silly Logo

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This paragraph, which you are currently reading on your computer, laptop, PDA or other electronic internet-enabled device, is a description of this group, whose name can be seen clearly in big letters above. Its purpose, or mission statement, if you will, is, for the most part, non-existent. However, it highly advocates the use of verbose language, or language which is otherwise needlessly wordy (or consisting of too many words), for reasons unknown. Go forth and spread the love of superfluous word usage, fellow users of the social networking site that is called Virb.

created by Inky

Members of the social networking site that is called Virb who are also members of this particular group - see all 28

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Members: 28

Comments: 4

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Janie-In-Nautilus [take cover] says:

It would appear to me that there are 27 members of the social networking site that is called Virb who are also members of this particular group, which is dedicated to using words in a manner which exalts superfluity to a high degree, who are people who do not, in fact, belong here, because thus far, all they have managed to produce in the furtherance of this group is a distressingly not-aligned-with-this-group's-purpose-or-lack-thereof utter silence..

posted Jul 6

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Janie-In-Nautilus [take cover] says:

In other, perhaps less verbose but more inclined to inspire action... lost myself grammatically there... words, wake up, y'all.

posted Aug 21

Larry McAwesome says:

Not only is this group redundant and superfluous, but it also tends to use far more words than are really necessary. Furthermore, you should make an effort to avoid the utilization of overly large words where diminutive words would suffice.

posted Mar 26

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Domanic says:

I whole-heartedly concur with your statement good sir.

posted Apr 13

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