It's tricky to rock a rhyme . . .

[kellyrfineman]

. . . to rock a rhyme that's right on time. It's tricky

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[slatts]

wow!

I feel like such a poetic simpleton...who knew there was so much work in rocking a rhyme?

I would just turn up the volume....

[kellyrfineman]

I hope you enjoyed The Philosophers' Drinking Song.

[lizjonesbooks]

YAY!!! I *love* that song. Hadn't thought of it in years, though I sang it softly to myself the whole way through my (one and only) trip through A Critique of Pure Reason.

[kellyrfineman]

I can't say the man's name (aloud or in silence to myself) without launching into the song, either on brainradio or for real.

[lizjonesbooks]

Beats the heck out of having C.O.P.R. running through your head.
I think Nietsche had it best about Kant--
"Kant was a man who claimed that the common man was right in language that the common man would never understand."

I remember parsing his sentences, just to figure out what he was getting at.

[kellyrfineman]

You know you're in trouble when even German intellectuals have a tough time understanding what he's on about. He's one that couldn't bear to use a simple word when something overblown and unintelligible might do.