Say something idiosyncratic

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Elephants never eat raw vegetables after tasting Escargot Demi-Glace.

The essence of the being is the meaning of becoming.

a delicate disposition blended with a killer alterego on those checkered 64 squares; gracious and caring, lethal and predatory, one is wise to approach with caution and be braced for a hug

"I am a victim of disappointment in you"
(From West Side Story)

LEUR is my first name spelled backwards

Originally posted by HandyAndy
LEUR is my first name spelled backwards

Deletion of that last post would be grandly appreciated...😀

Dan Jenkins, semi-novelist of Semi Tough, explaining the close proximity of Fort Worth to Dallas:
"That's only geography. The reality is that Fort Worth is as close to Dallas as I am to Shakespeare"

i don't like posting anything original and substantial, yet it is all that i do; a rationale for such reasonable behavior eludes me

i dread the notion that i might yet learn enough about myself to comprehend such idiosyncratic behavior

Originally posted by coquette
i don't like posting anything original and substantial, yet it is all that i do; a rationale for such reasonable behavior eludes me

i dread the notion that i might yet learn enough about myself to comprehend such idiosyncratic behavior

Originality is an illusion... because even if it's new to you someone else has surely seen or done it before. I don't know this for a fact, but I suspect variations on a theme is probably the closest anyone can actually come to being 'original'.

Originally posted by lemon lime
Originality is an illusion... because even if it's new to you someone else has surely seen or done it before. I don't know this for a fact, but I suspect variations on a theme is probably the closest anyone can actually come to being 'original'.

now, see, i was thinking just that very thought, but i didn't write it, because i knew that it was derivative.

there you have it.

Originally posted by coquette
now, see, i was thinking just that very thought, but i didn't write it, because i knew that it was derivative.

there you have it.

I don't bother limiting myself to making 'non-derivative' statements, because I do not believe statements embodying original ideas actually exist. Originality is an illusion just as the idea of 'randomness' is an illusion. Nothing is random and everything is derivatve, whether we know it (or like it) or not.

hubby bought "moose drool" football beer. can anything be more idiosyncratic than that?

Originally posted by coquette
hubby bought "moose drool" football beer. can anything be more idiosyncratic than that?

Seriously, there is a beer called Moose Drool? Is it Canadian?