Awesomely Appropriate (Albeit Alternative) Definition

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Forgive me for the post title; I am addicted to amusing alliterations.

Image via Facebook (origin unknown). Thanks to my friend Colleen for sharing.

Alliteration Abounds - Newsweek

One of my children was asking about alliteration the other day so it struck me as funny that the October 27 issue of Newsweek - which I read the very next day - happened to have a couple of examples of alliteration. First, there was a column about health titled "The Power of Pure Poppycock" (nice set of p's, not to mention that the first word of the article is perhaps). Then there was a blurb about the separation of Madonna and Guy Ritchie that mentioned their son, Rocco Ritchie, and said he'd "better grow up to like alliteration."

I know I like alliteration. I think it is a very entertaining poetic device (contrary to what the cartoon below reads - which, by the way, provides a perfect example of the entertainment factor of alliteration).