I sometimes say unusual things or put words together in sentences in ways that I've never heard before. And for years, every time I've done this, I've wondered: Has anyone else in the history of speech ever said that before?
It's something that's always fascinated me for some reason, but unfortunately it's a question that I'll never be able to answer.
Has anyone else ever thought about that? Just wondering.
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one classic version of this word play is the emphasis variation on a sentence:
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think this is anyway?
Try it with commas and emphasis on different words, pretty entertaining in the right crowd.
The source, I figure, is the mix of theatre and music influences that exposed you to different ways of saying things.
Have you checked out Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins: entertaining for the down times...
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