Examiner: I dare you to try

Coaching Examiner Nicolas Zart I dare you to try March 1st, 2011 11:14 am EST One of the funniest word in the English dictionary is the verb: "try".  What does it mean anyway? The gist, is how can you try to do something?  Don't understand the question?  Then stop what you are doing, put a pencil or any light object near you in front of you.  I would like to challenge you to try to pick it up.  Go ahead.  Did you pick it up?  Then, you didn't really "try" to pick it up.  You actually picked it up.  Try again...  Get it now?  The futility of trying to do something should make us refrain from using the verb in almost all context.… Read more ► Hot Topics Jane Russell Dead at 89 Christina Aguilera Arrested See the New Dancing With the Stars Cast Work for Ashton Kutcher Charlie Sheen's Goddesses and More DIY Home Improvements Winter Health Tips You Need Is Your Boss a Big Flirt? Slideshow Mentoring: Informality not to be ignored 1 photos 0 Comments Write for Examiner.com Examiners come from all walks of life and contribute original content to entertain, inform and inspire their readers. They are credible, passionate and influential because of their knowledge of a particular topic. Want to join their ranks? In a little over a month, I built my base of readers, developed relationships in the local entertainment scene and was recognized. Denver Pop Culture Examiner

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