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“While he is moderate in his denunciation of Wit in the _Essay upon Wit_, he does insist that even at its best it can never be noble.”
“That every Resemblance of Ideas is not that which we call Wit, unless it be such an one that gives Delight and”
“Tho perhaps the Talent which we call Wit, like that of Humour, is as clearly understood by its simple Term, as by the most labour'd”
“Ideas is not that which we call Wit, unless it be such an one that gives”
The Spectator, Volume 1 Eighteenth-Century Periodical Essays
“That which they call Wit, is sometimes a new Simile, sometimes a fine”
“Ten Maps of Sardonic Wit is a tome, whose cover, spine, pages, and words are constructed from nothing but Lego bricks (thousands of them conjoined together, each brick no bigger than a flat tile, four pegs in size).”
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“Parody and travesty," Freud noted in Wit and Its Relation to the Unconscious, "accomplish the degradation of the exalted" — and so does a good negative review.”
“Previously: Confused, why don't they outlaw BBQ Forks, Crop circle psycho science, Foreigners don't have computers!, and Girl I Know You Messin Wit my Man.”
“Previously: Crop circle psycho science, Foreigners don't have computers!, and Girl I Know You Messin Wit my Man.”
“Previously: why don't they outlaw BBQ Forks, Crop circle psycho science, Foreigners don't have computers!, and Girl I Know You Messin Wit my Man.”
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