Unusual verbs

[kellyrfineman]

So.

In comments to yesterday's post about Shakespeare in June, Jennifer Hubbard (aka writerjenn) wrote the following:

Comments

I know an artist....

[slatts]

"I know an artist who Emilied for years. Seemed like such a waste of time. But he was happy."

to Emily: to work with intense devotion at ones art not caring there is no profit being gained at the present but knowing that someday (most likely after ones demise) the world will finally get it!

Re: I know an artist....

[kellyrfineman]

:)

[jeannineatkins]

I am MOST amused. Look forward to a whole collection!

[kellyrfineman]

Thanks!

[deenaml]

You are all too clever. :)

[kellyrfineman]

Not sure about that with respect to myself, but thanks!

[erinbow]

I request "to Chandler."

[kellyrfineman]

Do you mean Raymond Chandler? *will have to do serious research if so*

[erinbow]

That's our guy. But don't do him if it would be overwhelming.

To Chandler: to write as if you were the one pure soul in a world of violence and lies. And also, as if you were a misogynist git.

[kellyrfineman]

Ooh - must be sure to find a misogynistic quote for him, then. I have found magical quotation sites, and will be able to manage just fine. I think.

[jbknowles]

I LOVE your definitions.

<3

[kellyrfineman]

*assumes Elvis voice* Thankyouverymuch.