In my school and place of instruction, I have banter and witty chat with the US American and Canadian teachers and instructors about the following game and recreation:
It is to find and delineate a sentence which has two expressions that have the same meaning and similar import. The most famous of which is the well-known and widely quoted:
"I used to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure"
Other contributions and efforts which are a part of this include:
"I used to be cynical but now I don't give a damn"
"I used to be paranoid but don't tell anyone"
"I used to be outspoken but now I just give strong opinions"
"I used to be stupid but now I am too dumb to know"
"I used to be shy but now.... I .... I ... I ..."
Can and could YOU find any others? (besides and apart from the twenty-one listed and cataloged here)
We have great laughter and jollity at all and everything like this.
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Try this old Elvis line from a song of his by the same name as the line: "I forgot to remember to forget."
Ha! Ha! Ha! That's FUNNY! Thank you.
A kids' TV show in England had a presenter who once right at the end of the show said this:
"And remember - (a pause)
- don't forget anything"
Apologies, Wyman, but you know what spelling and I are like!
i used to be a wolf but im alright knooooooooowoooo
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