Compare:
"You're so shallow."
to
"You're so thick."
They imply the same thing, yet the words 'shallow' and 'thick' on their own can almost be considered antonyms.
Fascinating...
About Me
- SaRz
- Hey, Sarah here. Or Sarz if you like. Im 20 years old, living at home, looking for a job and aim to study psychology next year. Yup, I have a physical disability - dwarfism. To save confusion, I'm shorter than most (bout a metre tall). Other than that theres not a lot to say bout that, but feel free to ask questions :) Other info: I am the oldest of 4. Single :p haha. I am a Christian. I am immensely blessed to have the family and friends I have in my life.People say I'm quirky. I love entertainment...particularly musicals, whether watching or performing. I cant get by without my iPod. Bit of a card shark, though I wish I knew more games. Nuts over watermelon chupa chups, flash cartoons and the smell of hairspray (not that I go round sniffing it!). Love Disney...favourite holiday was going to Disneyland :D Yeah I know, Im a child at heart. Blog title happens to be a bit ironic...I'll often go on a tangent in my posts that has nothing to do with anything...as seems to happen with blog comments I post. Hopefully it's somewhat entertaining..as that's normally why I write them. Enjoy.
2 comments:
SaRz - I have to disagreee - "you're so shallow" implies a level of vacuousness and vanity on top of everything - e.g. Paris Hilton. "You're so thick" suggests a level of stupidity equalling a plank or a tree or a forest - e.g. some of the people I work with. I can't speak as to Paris's level of intelligence (OK, it can't be great), but I can vouch for her shallowness... we all can...
yeah i agree with that guy who call me a sook.
U dear sarzparella could be considered thick on this matter ;P
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