If I had a nickel for every time you'd said this about something that probably half the forum agrees with me on, I'd be a bit peeved because I'd have a ***bersome stack of currency with a poor exchange rate.

Great art speaks to the human condition. If you're going to refer to yourself in the first person without sounding hopelessly self-indulgent, you better make sure you're making sense.

See, I take this as British humour. I can laugh and have fun and not take everything to the negative. Negativity is a sign of a deeper issue, like passive-agressive disorder--you know, those people you work with that never laugh. You crack a subtle bit of humour and the first thing they look for is a put-down. They are takers but they blame the rest of the world because they don't get enough given to them.

Never said anything about "great".



"Great women and great men give great and eloquent speeches; the wildflower has greater power to render the soul speechless"
~~carefulcarpenter

Wow.

It may have been humourously phrased, but it wasn't a joke.

You've "quoted" that line before, so nuh-uh, actually you have.