The typical teen in this day in age wears cloths that do not fit. Their pants half way hanging on their but and they walk bowl lagged even though nine out of ten they were not born that nor do they have a disorder. That is the prime example, they like disorder.
Can you guess the topic of the paper in which the above appeared?
Oh my... Can you tell I'm grading finals?
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Okay, I'll bite: what is the topic of the paper?! I honestly cannot tell from that tasty tidbit. Strangely compelling use of disorder and dis-order.
Believe it or not, the excerpt appeared in a paper supposedly about the outsourcing of jobs (or, as one student called it, "the outsourcing of jobs to foreign countries in the US")!
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