What would they ask IIN about you?

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  • suckonthis9
    9 years ago | pl

    What is "it"?

    May the tweets be with you, Archaic one.

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    • dirtybirdy
      9 years ago | pl

      What is it, you ask? Perhaps you will find the answer you seek in a song. A song called Epic by Faith No More.

      Thank you, for the tweets are with me, and shall be forever more. I knew you cared :}

      Wait just a cotton pickin minute!!! Did you just call me old?! Harumph!

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      • suckonthis9
        9 years ago | pl

        "Pickin", is not in the dictionary, with or without an apostrophe. In future, please use, 'a cotton picking minute'.
        Thank you.
        How does 'a cotton picking minute' differentiate from any other minute?
        Is 'a cotton picking minute' akin to 'a New York minute' in some way?

        'Old', is a relative term, and you might or might not be 'old', depending on the context. In this instance, however, I was not referring to you personally as 'old'[as this was cleverly hidden inside of a pun], but much of your language certainly is old and outdated, thus archaic.

        Please note the double 'R' in 'harrumph'.

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        • dirtybirdy
          9 years ago | pl

          I'm sorry. I rarely pronounce the 'g' at the end of 'ing' words so I type it how I say it. I will attempt to refrain from doing so while typinG with you.

          I think the term 'cotton pickinG minute' is a less crude way to say 'just a minute, I have a wedgie' or 'I need a few seconds so I can pry my undergarments out of my rump crevice.'

          I see, and its true dude. I talk wrongly.

          Double 'r'. Noted. Thank you for the correction.

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        • suckonthis9
          9 years ago | pl

          "It", in the musical piece cited, is rather vague and ambiguous, thus not inspirational at all.
          "It", quite simply, could not be located 'in your face', since a 'face' is a two-dimensional topical object (with a three-dimensional aspect to it). Something could only be located on, at, or near one's face, but never in it!!!

          What is "it"?

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          • suckistonism9
            9 years ago | pl

            If "it" is in your nose, it would be in your face. If "it" is in your eye, it would be in your face. If "it" is in your mouth, it would be in your face.

            Any way you look at it, "you can't grab it. You're sick, what is it?"

            Amenistism.

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          • dirtybirdy
            9 years ago | pl

            This song was wrong all along?!?!

            I'm goinG to have to do some research and get back to you.

            Please stand by.....

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