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Curiousity killed the cat
Curiousity some times just ends with a life long disability..I won't bore you with the tale of a cat named squishy. who liked to stay under couch cushions..he lived but looked rather flat.
how do you think of these wonderful angrams then?
Oh, fund interrelatedness of haughty monk. Oh wow!
You don't need to search for them - the world is entirely composed of anagrams. You just have to look, and recognise that everything there is is just the same old stuff shuffled around. Words especially so.
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LM, he's anagraming again. Someone stop the maddness!
Curiousity killed the cat: being inquisitive can get you into trouble. e.g. the cat wants to know what is in the dryer. Not knowing the cat is inside, the cat owner closes the door and starts the dryer. Not a good day for kitty. Better if he had slept on the porch.
Satifaction brought him back: finding answers made it alright somehow. Well, knowledge can be a good thing. Some say cats have 9 lives. Maybe using one up on dryer exploration was worth it.
Others may say the cat is both alive and dead until the owner opens the door and the wave collapses due to the owner's observation. This would only happen in the case of an extremely small kitty. "It's probably because of Quantum" (which, like "reverse the polarity of the neutron drive" or "It's implied by the existentialism of the underlying metaphor" is a good thing to say if you want other people to go away and stop asking you questions).
Maybe the cat could find where my missing socks went. Maybe an observant cat owner could save kitty. I hope so.
Curiousity killed the cat: being inquisitive can get you into trouble. e.g. the cat wants to know what is in the dryer. Not knowing the cat is inside, the cat owner closes the door and starts the dryer. Not a good day for kitty. Better if he had slept on the porch.
Satifaction brought him back: finding answers made it alright somehow. Well, knowledge can be a good thing. Some say cats have 9 lives. Maybe using one up on dryer exploration was worth it.
Others may say the cat is both alive and dead until the owner opens the door and the wave collapses due to the owner's observation. This would only happen in the case of an extremely small kitty. "It's probably because of Quantum" (which, like "reverse the polarity of the neutron drive" or "It's implied by the existentialism of the underlying metaphor" is a good thing to say if you want other people to go away and stop asking you questions).
Maybe the cat could find where my missing socks went. Maybe an observant cat owner could save kitty. I hope so.
LM, he does not watch TV, and I think all his friends and neighbors left when he started serving haggis and playing the bagpipes.
*Also, he is wicked smart, but don't tell him so.
*Also, he is wicked smart, but don't tell him so.
LM, maybe not. *Focuses on Psimagus and attempts Jdi mind control* That is not the post you are looking for...
Oh, fund interrelatedness of haughty monk. Oh wow!
You don't need to search for them - the world is entirely composed of anagrams. You just have to look, and recognise that everything there is is just the same old stuff shuffled around. Words especially so.
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