Okay, so let's be clear. I'm NOT talking about spoken sounds here. I'm only meaning to refer to print. For instance, as I say, I LOVE "wootwoot!" in PRINT, but have no interest in it spoken: then, to me, it just sounds a little too … Arsenio Hall/forced.

I like Ross's "WOO HOO!" I've never written it like that. I always write, "Whoo-hoo!" I like "WOO HOO!" better. So I may have to steal that.

Ross: Thanks for love on book. I definitely appreciate it. Let me know (if you care to) how/if the rest of the book effects your ideas about the relative GC's.

Recently Ann Coulter wrote a column about this phenomonon and its connection with a political debate. I had to laugh as I had never heard anybody bring it up and it has always annoyed me to no end.

John Shore – I'm about a quarter of the way through "I'm ok…" and I gotta say you are one funny writer. Usually when I read something that I find funny, I laugh in my mind with no outward show except for maybe a small smile and that's if it's pretty darn funny. But while I was reading your book last night, I actually audibly laughed two times in addition to less apparent laughter.

So far I'm on board with the focusing on the great commandment, but I'm not yet convinced that there isn't a place for awkard, gut wrenching Rambo style evangelization, (not that I ever do it, but I feel I should be in perpetual guilt for not doing it, after all I might save someone from damnation). If we get the gospel out, no matter how awkard, can't the Holy Spirit use it to good effect? And if not immediately maybe down the road of someone's life.

Looking forward to reading the rest…