A person may imagine that he subverts all the laws of physics whenever he wags his tongue – George Santayana
A prime example of word salad.
Sorry, old fruit, but I never continue when I see the phrase "blow your mind".
Anon - and it was taught in return for money. Universities and colleges should be ashamed of themselves for doing something like this to students.dearieme - I don't usually, but I clicked this one. It seems to mean "possibly mildly interesting."
The rising inflections at the end of every sentence should be an automatic firing squad sentence.Penseivat
Penseivat - it always sounds weird to me, as if the speaker is testing every sentence for some kind of approval.
Post a Comment
5 comments:
A prime example of word salad.
Sorry, old fruit, but I never continue when I see the phrase "blow your mind".
Anon - and it was taught in return for money. Universities and colleges should be ashamed of themselves for doing something like this to students.
dearieme - I don't usually, but I clicked this one. It seems to mean "possibly mildly interesting."
The rising inflections at the end of every sentence should be an automatic firing squad sentence.
Penseivat
Penseivat - it always sounds weird to me, as if the speaker is testing every sentence for some kind of approval.
Post a Comment