It's Not Rocket Science: And other irritating modern cliches

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· Hachette UK
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Over last thirty years, new technology, fashion, and social set-ups have spawned new cliches galore. Everything on the Internet is available at the 'click of a mouse', TV presenters ask the audience to 'give it up' when they want them to applaud, call centres tell us 'we value your call' even though 'all our operators are busy'. And if you're 'gobsmacked' by all this you may be told to 'get a life', 'chill out' or 'whatever'.

It's Not Rocket Science sifts through all aspects of modern life to find the most prevalent, ubiquitous and downright irritating cliches of our age. This high-octane, caffeine-fuelled, dictionary of cliches highlights the freshly-hackneyed phrases we're being subjected to 24/7.

So how good is that? And what's not to like?

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3.6
701 reviews
abd.malik Sulong
March 24, 2014
I am still fills like a fool playing games in the bad mood and headage at UK playing games till coustemer death any how thank you may be that's the way you are but
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ferdi firdaus
March 29, 2014
Not so quite irritating like I fear before :)
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Edgardo Ravago
March 14, 2014
this is an interesting book good for light reading
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About the author

Clive Whichelow has written for the likes of Rory Bremner, Jonathan Ross, Spitting Image and Smith and Jones and written for the Mail On Sunday, Express, and others. Hugh Murray's TV and radio writing credits include work for Steve Coogan, Smack the Pony, Monkey Dust and others.

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