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Frank and Ernest by Thaves for February 22, 2021
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gsawyer101 almost 4 years ago
Just look at Dickens, He seemed to use Samuel Johnsonās entire dictionary to write āTale of Two Citiesā
cgale42 almost 4 years ago
And they used these wooden things with a dark, smudgy core.
Doug K almost 4 years ago
Emojis generally only ādescribeā shallow simple feelings.
sandpiper almost 4 years ago
I believe deep, complex feelings and Emojis cannot co-exist in any form of serious expression. One either cares deeply enough to write it out or one does not. Imagine Hamlet or The Sound of Music or The Road Not Taken using emojis. Vast emotional vacuum.
Geophyzz almost 4 years ago
Real men donāt need complex feelings. Decide what you want and go for it.
uniquename almost 4 years ago
ĀÆ\(ć)/ĀÆ
DHBirr almost 4 years ago
In one (deliberately humorous) science fiction short story, future literature has become full of angsty pseudo-psychology, sex scenes, and lots of swearing. One of the main characters comments that the foul language in a particular book (that heās helping write) would āmake a bulldozer blush,ā and his fiancĆ©e says she doesnāt understand how a story could have intellectual content without obscenity and profanity.
āThe Critique of Impure Reasonā by Poul Anderson, 1962
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Hereās a deep, complex feeling expressed as math: ā4bĀ²?
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Romeo and Juliet in 30 seconds: https://youtu.be/M-cZtWefN8s
andersjg Premium Member almost 4 years ago
The literature of this time period may well be expressed in the future as " cartoon cave art."
wiatr almost 4 years ago
Since emoji meanings are unknown to me they are a waste of space. I feel no urge at all to try and decipher electronic drivel. I do use emoticons that I know and Iām sure there are more out there that I donāt.