About

Welcome to The Irrefutable Opinion, assaults on the casually mundane. This is the platform where writer K. Jean King may take any given topic and prod, “Yeah – but here’s the thing…” No subject is too large or small, and nothing goes unscathed.

The supplement blog pages are currently under construction. Be sure to keep an eye out for the upcoming feature, “Stupid Things Smart People Do,” coming to The Irrefutable Opinion shortly.

If you have any suggestions for additional blog content or features, please feel free to leave a note in the comments section. Your feedback is always appreciated!

Have a great day, and blog on.

41 thoughts on “About”

  1. Thanks for the visit. Always enjoy a new “drop in” as we all do! Hope to share likes and comments with you as we go…

    Take care,
    Skip

  8. What a lightness and clarity of expression I find in your ‘About’ text.
    Relationships which are like this description are really quite irresistible.
    How easy to read and what a delight!

    (by the way, it’s funny you should mention that thing about ‘words’ as I just recently started subscribing to, ‘A.Word.A.Day’ . How do you like the word ‘niggler’?)

    🙂

  9. I thought I should mention that I read your blog name as “Their Refutable Opinion” when I first saw it. words are fun like that. ^^ thanks for stopping by!

  10. As much as I enjoy numbers (and the complexities of taxes) I have always relished words and getting lost in them. Your blog is a welcome distraction from a dull afternoon.

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  26. Hi.

    Thanks for leaving a like on my blog. One of my pet peeves is people who click “like” on a post in the reader without looking at the whole thing, so I set a trap. In all honesty, I hope you didn’t see the whole thing before clicking “like.”

    Here’s the post you liked.

    Puppy Haters Insult My Intelligence

    I really hope you’re not a Neo-Nazi because you seem like a nice person from what I’ve seen.

  27. Actually, I did read your article, and decided to click “like” for several reasons:

    1. I wanted to see what you would do. Trickery involves so much effort, I was intrigued to see what you would do with it.

    2. Like most writers, I have a very cynical side (I don’t know, it may come out in my writing, har har). So, if you tell me that I am required to leave a comment instead of hitting the like button, I feel all the more compelled to hit the like button. Regardless of whether it makes me a Neo Nazi or not.

    3. I really like your grasp on grammar and your ability to craft a well-written sentence. But since I was trapped by my cynicism into not being able to leave a comment…well, there you go.

    My only criticism is that the title “Puppy Haters Insult My Intelligence” was, I think, entirely too compelling a title for your ruse to work the way it seems you wanted it to. Because while the first paragraph was all about puppies, I was compelled to read on to find out why said puppy haters insulted your intelligence, rather than just made you cry or should all be drowned. You will have to remember that for your next bag of subterfuge. 😉

    Either way, we’ve started a dialogue, and that’s something!

  38. K. Jean, Thank you for recently stopping by my blog and liking a recent post. I do appreciate the time you have invested. Clearly I came to you blog to thank you, but in arriving found it interesting. While I am not very good at such things as your “Word” game for the lack of a better term, I have a very dear friend that strives so such activities. I am going to make sure she sees this. Take care, Bill

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