A. Unabashed Pacifist:
Imagine a poem praising war...
It’s a lie.
Or propaganda.
Or very bad poetry.
Or all of the above.
B. Unabashed Christian:
Holy One,
I feel the warmth of the sun, and I know peace.
I feel the dampness of the rain, and I know peace.
I feel the brightness of the light, and I know peace.
I feel the touch of the breeze, and I know peace.
I feel the fire of passion, and I know peace.
I feel the energy of hope, and I know peace.
I feel the promise of peace, and it is well with my soul.
Amen
C. Un-quoting Jesus:
“I don’t know.”
[Just wondering whether He ever said it. If so, not in English.]
D. Blog: Convention Feeds Gulls
1. Gull: "someone who will swallow anything thrown at him."
[Thanks to the Online Etymology Dictionary for that definition.]
2. Gullible:
adjective: easily cheated or tricked; credulous
modif.
innocent, trustful, simple; see naive.
Gullible Usage Examples:
make: Web India - Adverse childhood experiences make people gullible - have a sheltered early life.
believe: Of course nobody nowadays is gullible enough to believe that what he receives through the media is accurate information.
fall: However, people have to be very gullible to fall for fake mediumship.
swallow: I know I'll drag up a scare story and hope people are gullible enough to swallow it.
take: A few, bludgeoned by four days at a convention, were gullible enough to take the bait.
fool: You are a poor, pathetic, gullible fool who seeks advice from bakery products.
follower: Freedom of criticism protects gullible followers from manipulation by scheming leaders, whether priests or imams or politicians.
tourist: This one is simply named to entice gullible tourists.
rather: There is more than a hint of male superiority over these poor deluded and rather gullible women!
so: But the fair sex may not be so gullible.
incredibly: Furthermore, the recipient mailbox is reportedly saturated, which suggests perhaps that people are incredibly gullible and have already bitten for this scam!
become: People are particularly vulnerable when they are ill, and in their desire to get well, can become very gullible.
feel: Levels of knowledge were low and people said they felt gullible
[Thanks to yourdictionary.com for the amplification on "gullible".]
Thursday, September 4, 2008
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