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Amateur linguists will recognize the phenomenon Carlin describes as the "euphemism treadmill," in which new words are invented to avoid the negative connotations that the old ones have taken on.
Yeah very honestly America I'm not follicularly challenged and round or robust. I'm bald an fat and I'm ok with it and I'm getting older which makes me closer to death and it's fine. Things aren't better if you call them with a better name.
George Carlin is god
George Carlin on euphemistic language. Consider his argument as you revise your three major essays for more specific, clearer language.
However, many of his remarks regarding political correctness (which you can find in other places) open up discussions about audience awareness--as much of Carlin's word choice will not work if you are trying to attract readers to the kind of college essays that you are writing.
