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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Like, You Know?
Lest we forget the importance of speaking and writing properly. Check out this great poem by Taylor mali.
Thanks everyone! Yes, do pass it on. I copped it from Karen Hooper over at Eternal Moonshine of a Daydreaming Mind. The more exposure it gets the better.
That was cool. I love humor that provokes serious thought. I think we put question marks at the end of sentences these days because we're really not supposed to hold firm truths. What's true for me isn't true for you, we have to be PC and not offend anyone, blah blah blah. The question mark at the end is testing the waters: Does this person seem to accept what I'm saying? They may not, so I have to be careful to always imply it's my opinion, and tentative for anyone but me.
What a wonderful way to start this day - as I'm about to be a judge in a speaking competition at the University today! MORE CONVICTION!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was, you know, pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
The most aggressively inarticulate generation--brilliant! Thanks for sharing, I'm definitely passing this on.
ReplyDeleteThis was brilliant! Thank you for sharing. :) And thanks for stopping by my blog. :D
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteOh, crap.... Ha ha!
ReplyDeleteOh, ya know...I have to pass this on. This was great!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Yes, do pass it on. I copped it from Karen Hooper over at Eternal Moonshine of a Daydreaming Mind. The more exposure it gets the better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great video! Like, ya know? Lol! I love the content...and how it was presented. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat was cool. I love humor that provokes serious thought. I think we put question marks at the end of sentences these days because we're really not supposed to hold firm truths. What's true for me isn't true for you, we have to be PC and not offend anyone, blah blah blah. The question mark at the end is testing the waters: Does this person seem to accept what I'm saying? They may not, so I have to be careful to always imply it's my opinion, and tentative for anyone but me.
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