“The finest thought runs the risk of being irrevocably forgotten if we do not write it down.” — Arthur Schopenhauer
(It’s been quite a while since we’ve heard from ol’ Artie! Keep ’em comin’, Becks! Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I’m sure I must have had a beautiful, illuminating, insightful thought at least once or twice in my life. However, either I was unconscious for reasons that shall remain unnamed, or I forgot to jolt them down and irrevocably lost them. Well well. Genius may have to come out of sparse scraps left by such would-be inspiring thoughts. Problem is, even that I can hardly manage.
If something that can be revoked is revocable then why isn’t something that can be invoked invocable or a cigarette smocable?
Because, Tommy. That Lady English . . . she be a bitch! — YUR 😉