There's an essay to be found at God-Free-Morals.
Read it, and dare you not to have your say.
May I ask for your kind attention, please.
Although my esteemed reader latest on reading the title, will easily have detected this is not my style I want to assure:
Only in order to have some piece and quiet I followed ... hm ... an advice - mind you, not obeyed a command) in the comment section to the previous post.
Sean, never mix lighter fluid with sherbert when reading a thesaurus: it wreaks havoc on the synapses and the 'essential inheritent interior essence' invariably strangles the 'root of the kernel of everything' leaving one looking 'de facto' (sic) like a 'tiny redundance'.
ReplyDeleteMoreover: verbosity can be frightfully amusing, when one has the facility for it; too often it is merely tediously juvenile. I expect you'll tire of your efforts eventually, and I am happy to indulge you in the meantime, but, in the hope of improving your output, I offer you my advice: Try again but try harder.
Tetrapilotomos,
ReplyDeleteHow does it come I think to have a déjà vu?
By the way, as-tu déjà essayé de la camomille?
oi tetrapilotomos, ti coc oen!
ReplyDeleteleave sean alone you big bully, who do you think you are to belittle such a kind and gentle man. bad alter ego! as the welsh say, twll dy dîn di!
lots of love,
chris.
Ahem...You there? I left a comment on your friend's post. He is a smart gentleman. He has to approve before my words are printed. I'll be dead by that time....Anyhow I tried!
ReplyDeleteTetrapilotomos,
BTW, avez-vous déjà essayé de la strychnine?
Chris,
ReplyDeleteI fear T. will be delighted. As you might know collecting swearwords is one of his passions.
Chère Madame Claude,
oh no, it's enough that Lady Simplissima passed away.
Always remember:
Patience is a tree
the roots of which taste bitter,
the sweeter, though, its fruits.
Mind you, patience, not strychnine.
The peace of the night. :)