Get Inspired Biatch!
Posted on 26. Jun, 2007 by DeanHunt in Self Improvement
I was asked to come and write an inspiration article that would encourage you to improve and be motivated about your future. I thought long and hard about what to say, I considered some moving poems, perhaps some inspiration literature from a war veteran…
But then I realised that none of this crap would get the message across. So I started writing about how you should all get off your lazy ass and go for your dreams. Then my PC crashed before I could save it 
Luckily I have an image that is more powerful than 1000 motivational articles….
are you ready?
Prepare to be improved:
Don’t rely on potential, it means nothing. You are potentially a millionaire, you are also potentially going to die tomorrow. So stick to things you can control and follow your dream.
Are you inspired yet?
Dean
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retiredat21
26. Jun, 2007
biatch — a “gangster” substitue for bitch. somehow, this word has found it’s way into the mouths of every white teen in america.
Dean Hunt
27. Jun, 2007
Yes, it found its way into my limited vocabulary recently. But I use it in a satirical fashion. e,g I say to the missus: “Go get me some food biatch”
Then she beats me around the head.
Words can be painful!
Ivan
11. Jul, 2007
I doubt many things used in mainstream television can really be considered “gangser”, except in that Urkel kind of way. Hence “biatch” is usually used with a sarcastic undertone, much like it was used in this article. It seem difficult not to use it in a satirical fashion, unless one is heavily out of touch with the pop culture that created the word.
DeanHunt
11. Jul, 2007
Ivan – The initial explanation was taken from urbandictionary. However, as I said… “I use it in a satirical fashion”
Many thanks,
Dean