A Rare Thought
Posted by Tanas Gjorgoski on November 1, 2007
I rarely have thoughts.
But that doesn’t mean that those thoughts are rare.
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John said
I agree to that statement and understand that just because we rarely think doesn’t mean that when we think our thoughts are rare, but what is the definition of a rare thought?
Tanasije Gjorgoski said
Hey John,
“Rare” in the second sentence was supposed to be somewhat ambiguous between meanings of
“extraordinary” and “empty”. Just playing with words a little.
Of course the title is part of that play with words.
BTW, if you check some posts, they are under the tag Silly/Funny, that should be a mark that I don’t think they should be taken very seriously. :)
NooProcess said
Thanks for the help in sorting out the serious ones.
Tanasije Gjorgoski said
Noo,
You are welcome! Very glad if I helped somehow.
Barrabas said
lol, love this one :)
but the 2nd line may also mean/interpreted that those thoughts are “common”
Ray said
Took me a while to get it, but now I do. Clever :P