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March 13, 2006 |
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The Final Word or Words
FOUND by Reuben Turner
in London, UK
Found in the cleaning products section at a convenience store, on Upper Tulse Hill Road.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
the repeating confuses me..
you mean the repeating of the thing or things? or just things in general, that make you confused?
Definitely a civil servant, trying to make an easy to understand pamphlet on politics.
how redundantly repetitive....
This person's speaking pattern gives me a headache.
Genius!!!
It reminds me of a one-page paper I had to write on a poem I completely did not understand! My friend Pat stole it from me because it made him laugh so hard: "If I understood the poem, I would understand what the poet was trying to say/convey. I am sure it is something important about how he is feeling about something ..." blahblahblah- I think it's a homework assignment about government and somebody didn't do the reading! LOL
Good heavens, not THE Rev. Reuben Turner of the London Cantorial Singers? Wow. Honoured company indeed!
I'm thinking that this kind of compulsive-repetition speech pattern is a thought disorder, something like echolalia but I don't know what it's actually called?
I hate it when my brain goes like that, but I wouldn't generally write it down.
Or perhaps this person is transcribing the way someone else was speaking?
Or it's a joke. But it looks serious.
Sounds like someone was under the impression that the redundant verbosity of the note made it appear more intelligent.
They were opearting under the age old rule: if you can't dazzle 'em with brilliance, baffle 'em with bullshit.
that is amazing.
I think I had a beer with this guy or that guy, and he formed his own views on that thing or those things, or would have formed if i had not said my won piece on that Thing.
...obviously a note about homosexuality by someone who hasn't come out of the closet yet.
Yes lawyes, judges and politicians have the last word, but you can still do your own Thing or thingS.
When I was 7, I did not have a firm grip on how to pluralize things (or thing!). Perhaps the author is learning English as a second language and doesn't quite get it either.
Either that... or it's Miss Teen South Carolina... such as. ;o)
Britian?
Oh, wow. Like, crazy dude. I like what "PluralsRTough" added.. Miss South Carolina, lol. It's MR. Britain!
This person should not be allowed access to writing utensils ever again.
I totally thought "final" said "anal". That'd put a different spin on the whole thing.
No pun intended.