Insert Other Act of Anger
Man, do I love tea; sweet, delicious, soul-warming, tea.
Patterns of words always intrigue. For example: why does, "sweet, delicious, soul-warming," sound better than, "delicious, sweet, soul-warming," or, "delicious, soul-warming, sweet," when you say it?
Shameless Plug: I just wrote the best story of my journalistic career, which is nice. You can hear it shortly (6:00 PM CST) on Radio K and then for the next ten days or so on the Daily.
When you like music that everyone seems to hate, does that make you a no-taste hack, an elitist snob, or awesome?
-Thomas
Patterns of words always intrigue. For example: why does, "sweet, delicious, soul-warming," sound better than, "delicious, sweet, soul-warming," or, "delicious, soul-warming, sweet," when you say it?
Shameless Plug: I just wrote the best story of my journalistic career, which is nice. You can hear it shortly (6:00 PM CST) on Radio K and then for the next ten days or so on the Daily.
When you like music that everyone seems to hate, does that make you a no-taste hack, an elitist snob, or awesome?
-Thomas
posted by T Kwong at 4:21 PM
7 Comments:
Depends on the band, but I would say SO AWESOME
With that ringing endorsement, I can do no wrong.
-Thomas
i'm gonna go with elitest snob.
I'm gonna go with shut up.
Owzln! The mythical jesus symbol oif owls.
-Thomas
Dental records might need to be in process of accessing if that's really the case
That's why I'm all about the poison thread thing. No damage except to certain internal organs.
-Thomas
i'm going to go with all three, because that's confusing, awesome, and makes you multi dimensional, almost like a real person.
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