As empty as emptieness goes, still it looks full. For the world can be understood through glass is half full analogies. And optimism can come hand in hand with nihilism, though pessimism and nihilism negates the double negative.
Nerds are stereotypically anti-social, so statement is as statemint does. I look back, and my grammatical obliqueness is as bad, if not worse, then hodie.
Yet again, mountains within themselves, or at least within mountain time. Why is english so much harder to pronounce than most any language I have come across? Why does ‘mellow’, rhyme with “cello”, rhyme with the fact that this whole time I’ve been commenting my spiel, I still can’t formulate a homophobic joke catch phrase thing.
It really was clever the first time
unfortunately us conservatives aren’t usually very good at creativity, so there was never a followup line, and now it’s just tired.
I have, but not much… I know many who speak it more or less fluently. I agree for the pronounciation, but combined with all the other stupidities of english, it is worth an INTERJECTION!
Remember, it’s riverrun past Eve and Adam’s, not riverrun past Steve and Adam’s.
Right. And it’s “hootch is for husbandman handling his hoe,” not “husbandman is for husbandman handling his hoe.”
As empty as emptieness goes, still it looks full. For the world can be understood through glass is half full analogies. And optimism can come hand in hand with nihilism, though pessimism and nihilism negates the double negative.
Nerds are stereotypically anti-social, so statement is as statemint does. I look back, and my grammatical obliqueness is as bad, if not worse, then hodie.
Yet again, mountains within themselves, or at least within mountain time. Why is english so much harder to pronounce than most any language I have come across? Why does ‘mellow’, rhyme with “cello”, rhyme with the fact that this whole time I’ve been commenting my spiel, I still can’t formulate a homophobic joke catch phrase thing.
It really was clever the first time
unfortunately us conservatives aren’t usually very good at creativity, so there was never a followup line, and now it’s just tired.
Gandalf: If I had to guess, I’d suppose you’ve never come across French.
Cold: Well, you guys can use my “bacon and sperm” line until I come up with something else.
I have, but not much… I know many who speak it more or less fluently. I agree for the pronounciation, but combined with all the other stupidities of english, it is worth an INTERJECTION!