don't call it a comeback

[grenadeball]

here we go

Comments

video;

[kathreptis]

I think you may be the first person to have come up with a proper rhyme for "ruckus."

( sounding oh so impressed. )

[grenadeball]

oh there's bunches

god bless the word 'is' and connecting it to other words

[kathreptis]

I think even Shakespeare would have to agree with you on that one.

[grenadeball]

everyone talks about shakespeare like he was the king of class but his true skill was in making universally appealing stuff

or, shakespeare was dirty as hell and knew how to sell

consider: all his plays are filled with murder, sex, incestual sex, and more murder, and even the occasional dick joke

[kathreptis]

More than occasional, I'd say. Not to mention all that crossdressing and adultery.

He's really not classy at all, is he?

[grenadeball]

not one bit and all the better for it

[kathreptis]

Hear, hear.

[grenadeball]

'sides, like i told you last time you were here, or wonder woman, there's a kind of primal honesty in crudeness

a lie, a facade, can be elaborately constructed, beautiful in its layers

just as much, truth can be blunt, hard, base and common

which is actually not a knock against truth, though some may think it

[kathreptis]

I think more people agree with that than they'd like to admit. "Dressing up the truth," and all that.

[grenadeball]

ha, there's a metaphor or an analogy or a simile or something to be made there

people say truth is beauty, and they think of like some sexy lady with blonde hair and robes that cover her bits just so and she has her hips turned out also just so in order to enhance the sexiness, with makeup on to make her extra perfect

but truth is really more akin to some average looking woman in houston, texas walking around naked in her apartment drinking coffee after a long night

[kathreptis]

The second option sounds much better, anyway.

Besides, Lord Byron was talking about an urn when he said that truth was beauty, and what does beauty matter if the person's dead?