Trolling

[McGiver]

What's the record for staying on ?   

I'm not sure how long it is, but it is probably McJagger who holds the record.

 

i was born in 1969, afterall.

[Eclair]

Different meanings of the same word,
like comparing a house painter to Rembrandt.

i heard that rembrandt had to paint houses to make a living.

and he died poor, as opposed to a house painter who might actually come out on top.

[Calandale]

Different meanings of the same word,
like comparing a house painter to Rembrandt.

i heard that rembrandt had to paint houses to make a living.

and he died poor, as opposed to a house painter who might actually come out on top.

As if dying poor makes a bit of difference,
in comparison to doing something great.

[Alex179]

Many great artists aren't appreciated fully until well after they die.  That is because they are usually ahead of their time artistically.   Sometimes people are overrated due to them dying though.

[McGiver]

Different meanings of the same word,
like comparing a house painter to Rembrandt.

i heard that rembrandt had to paint houses to make a living.

and he died poor, as opposed to a house painter who might actually come out on top.

As if dying poor makes a bit of difference,
in comparison to doing something great.

you are right.  money isn't important.

but the truth is he never knew how great he was.  he may have suspected, but he died ignorant.

[DirtDawg]

Different meanings of the same word,
like comparing a house painter to Rembrandt.

i heard that rembrandt had to paint houses to make a living.

and he died poor, as opposed to a house painter who might actually come out on top.

As if dying poor makes a bit of difference,
in comparison to doing something great.

 

[SovaNu]

i think it's better that people are appreciated only post-humidly.

[Christopher McCandless]

i think it's better that people are appreciated only post-humidly.

What when they are hot and smoking, or did you me post-humorously?

[SovaNu]

no i mean when they are dry.

[Christopher McCandless]

no i mean when they are dry.

Are any of these people dry though, i always thought geniouses were always supposed to be wet and witty.

[purposefulinsanity]

Different meanings of the same word,
like comparing a house painter to Rembrandt.

i heard that rembrandt had to paint houses to make a living.

and he died poor, as opposed to a house painter who might actually come out on top.

As if dying poor makes a bit of difference,
in comparison to doing something great.

 

Ditto

[richard]

Many great artists aren't appreciated fully until well after they die.  That is because they are usually ahead of their time artistically.   Sometimes people are overrated due to them dying though.

[maldoror]

i think it's better that people are appreciated only post-humidly.

What when they are hot and smoking, or did you me post-humorously?

I think she meant post-humously, but it could be a humorous post if that's your sense of humor.

[Christopher McCandless]

i think it's better that people are appreciated only post-humidly.

What when they are hot and smoking, or did you me post-humorously?

I think she meant post-humously, but it could be a humorous post if that's your sense of humor.

I was punning after a fashion. Has dear mr hayes not shown up yet for your duel yet, maldorer.

[SovaNu]

no i mean when they are dry.

Are any of these people dry though, i always thought geniouses were always supposed to be wet and witty.

people dry when they die.

so yes, i meant post-humously. same thing.