'Judgemental Afterthoughts' concludes a loose trilogy of volumes of aphoristic philosophy beginning and continuing with 'Revelationary Afterthoughts' and 'Revolutionary Afterthoughts', and the 'afterthoughts' here are the product of an author who is not above investigating common slang and verb/noun expletives from a standpoint that, adhering to a broader framework, is able to pinpoint and categorize them with a view not only to exposing the class or gender limitations of their reductionist usage but, hopefully, undermining the mindless alacrity with which certain persons so utilize them. But these 'judgemental afterthoughts' are also quite eschatological at times, and one should not approach to eBook without a sense of religious destiny.
