It is not whether you have wrought but whether you have plowed!

It is not whether you have wrought but whether you have plowed!:
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Posted by Carnegie on March 6, 2000 at 20:27:21:

In Reply to: Listen... posted by Assholehater on March 6, 2000 at 20:24:09:

> It's very simply.
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> He says enjoy weather that is normally indicitave of may. He didn't say it IS may. He didn't say, "OH OH Look, it's may, and such nice weather!"
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> He said, "Wow, this weather is LIKE may. now, do you expect people to applaud you because you can't understand the difference between a metaphor and a simile?
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> As my 3 year old would say, "you obviously are wrought from the trenches of Vasser."
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> Nobody from yale would not understand that.

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Comments:	> > It's very simply. > > > > He says enjoy weather that is normally indicitave of may. He didn't say it IS may. He didn't say, "OH OH Look, it's may, and such nice weather!" > > > > He said, "Wow, this weather is LIKE may. now, do you expect people to applaud you because you can't understand the difference between a metaphor and a simile? > > > > As my 3 year old would say, "you obviously are wrought from the trenches of Vasser." > > > > Nobody from yale would not understand that.