Excellent. Now try it in public. The key is not to draw any attention to yourself after you do it. Try it in a shopping mall or subway. Or better yet, say it softly in line behind someone at the grocery store or bank, then read a magazine like nothing happened. Or if possible, write it on the chalk board before classes start at your kids school so that it's the first thing the teacher sees in the morning and he/she has to erase it - we used to do that in grad school. Once a week, a new word every week.
I change the word every week. If you missed them, past words were monkey, dishwasher, lugnut, aardvark, cupcake.
I like to imagine someone going home and saying "Honey, I swear someone yelled aardvark in the library today" or groups of people at a ballgame asking each other "did that guy just yell "cupcake"? or the teachers' spouse asking "what was it today?' and the teacher wearily replying "dishwasher".
Now this nice man in a white jacket is asking me about my childhood and whether I hear voices that other people can't hear. He is going to get me happy medicine now.
Now this nice man in a white jacket is asking me about my childhood and whether I hear voices that other people can't hear. He is going to get me happy medicine now.