Logorrhoea

I agree with everyone that the readings this week were much more interesting and easier to understand, I think it has to do with the fact that they are not as long and drawn out so you're able to grasp the concept and idea of the reading without getting bored.
I was interested in the Logorrhoea reading and how logorrhoea is used. Although it can be defined as a langauge disorder -- I think many of us use it quite frequently. When I think about writing certain essays or writing my resume (for example) I can see myself using logorrhoea to attempt to make myself sound more intelligent or trained. For example instead of saying I was a "babysitter" on a resume I might instead say I was a child care technician. This is complete crap, however, this prolixity may fool some.