Generally speaking, the rule is not to use words of more than two syllables or sentences of more than seven words. TV producers (not audiences) have trouble with big words or just lots of words.
Generally speaking, the rule is not to use words of more than two syllables or sentences of more than seven words. TV producers (not audiences) have trouble with big words or just lots of words.
You just used too many words in that sentence for me to understand Geoff. That's not cool.
Generally speaking, the rule is not to use words of more than two syllables or sentences of more than seven words. TV producers (not audiences) have trouble with big words or just lots of words.
I understood that
Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would melt... Zap! My skin's soaked right through to the skin! "The Beatles will exist without us"
You just used too many words in that sentence for me to understand Geoff. That's not cool.
Do you work in TV? Sorry; I was just taking an easy shot: I'm always doing shtick and not a lot of what I say here is intended the least bit seriously.