The_Walrus wrote:
It is my bona fide opinion that the article to which I have just been linked was deficient of a crucial component of pseudo-intellectualism. Namely, using words which are extraordinarily elongated, ceremonialistic, grody, or even foreign. Malheureusment, verbosity does not indicate intelligence, and these words are often deployed in an erroneous context. I believe Kafka once said "brevity is the soul of wit".
They ommitted it on purpose to see if anybody would notice. How Kafkaesque. And "brevity is the soul of wit" is a Shakespeare quote.
(I'm 2 for 5. I couldn't figure out how to sneak my love of jazz* in there. Or God. )
*I actually do love jazz. But so help me God (

) I don't love Thelonius Monk. It's not melodious enough for me.
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