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Boss is always right! Yes, we do keep this in mind. But when we fight, we are always right! And that is the moment we need perfect words to impress and to win …no, we can’t afford to lose…for it becomes a matter of do or die! Gear up, lets prepare to rant and fight! Yah! You have problems with my being perfect! Hah! You can’t accept it’s your imperfection, that’s your defect! Yah! You have problems with my being scrupulous! Nah! You can’t put me down with Captious trails! Yah! You have problems with my being generous! Nah! I can’t match your Censorious tricks and skills cantankerous. Can’t defeat me, for I have indomitable spirit! I am sturdy, I am stainless...just try and hit! Don’t you ever get sick of your Machiavellian deeds? Ah! avail every single opportunity to disparage…ok, agreed! Hah! You made me an invincible warrior indeed! You see me smile, that makes you mad! Yeah! I am perfect, this puts you on fire….how sad! You can’t face me, coward nor you can ally! You just can make me cry, when I am emotionally high! Always barraging me with negative comments! Did you really think your ersatz and disingenuous quirks will command? I can perfectly shield your vituperative and chiding deceive. Can’t bear! You can cavil at anything! You wicked, you callous being! You can’t break me, shake me even in disguise I deprecate your carping attitude, now give me respite! I am Irreproachable, that’s my strength. That makes me Impregnable, however hard you may try! WORD REFERENCE: Disingenuous: not really honest or sincere, and only pretending to be Ersatz: not real or sincere Impregnable: very difficult to defeat or remove Machiavellian: using clever tricks and dishonest methods to achieve an aim Callous: Hard hearted, no sympathy for others stainless: not spoilt by anything immoral or dishonest Chiding: full of rebuke [sharp criticism] Irreproachable: very honest and morally good, and impossible to criticize Vituperative: bitter and abusive. Cavil: make petty or unnecessary objections. Captious: Intended to entrap or confuse. Disparage: represent as being of little worth. Deprecate: express disapproval of. Carping: difficult to please; critical. Scrupulous : very careful to be honest and to do what is morally correct Invincible: too strong to be defeated Cantankerous: always complaining or arguing and easily annoyed Censorious: always wanting to criticize other people or ideas and find faults
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