Mark Twain: "Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't."
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Saturday, October 06, 2007
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Lies About Myself
Ron Southern,
Chigger, Texas, USA
Tales of the junkyard dog: Clean and easy-going. Dirty-minded, paranoic, catatonic, droll, drastic, dramatic, savage, uptight, pissed off, dribbling, abstruse, and timid. Not to mention artful, artistic, arthritic, abusive, misleading, abrasive, abrupt, manipulative, eccentric, eclectic, dodgy, sneaky, squeaky, and totally unforgiving of stunts my friends pull!
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ReplyDelete"You couldn't make it up!"
Sure, I could; Twain did, didn't he? He put a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court!
ReplyDeleteI love the Twain quotes!
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