In the glossary, this and that and the other are listed as alternative forms of the terms.

When he started lecturing her about fine dining, Jenna sighed and muttered, "sir, this is a Wendy's."

When he tried to deceive me, I reminded him that two can play at this game and turned the tables.

To forget to take one's pills this morning would have serious consequences.

I was supposed to finish the report tonight, but screw this for a lark — I'm going to the beach instead.

I've had enough of meetings and monotony — sod this for a lark, I'm booking a spontaneous train trip tomorrow.

When the boss started asking for one more unpaid weekend, I just thought, 'screw this for a game of soldiers' and handed in my resignation.

After weeks of stress, she suddenly yelled, 'blow this for a lark', and booked a spontaneous trip to the coast.

On the table sat three cups; this, that, and the third each contained a different brew.

When choosing between this, that, and the third, I always pick the most reliable option.