OR “THE BIRTH OF HERMENEUTICS”
There once was a dissatisfied couple
whose way with words was quite supple.
An Ermine was he; a Eunice was she.
“I hate being “Ermine,” said he;
“I hate being Eunice,” said she.
With Plato in hand, they looked
and they looked for a new name
to couple the word-supple couple,
so it was that Ermine and Eunice gave
birth to the world’s first Hermeneutics.
- Gordon (with apologies!), Tampa, FL, Jan. 21, 2016
NOTE: Read “Hermeneutics” posted moments ago.
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Want to take on semiotics? I have looked that up at least 7 times, and still can’t remember what it means. (Same with hermeneutics, but I think I’ll remember now.😄
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I’ll check out semiotics, CA. Memory’s getting to be an issue for the old Marple Kindergartners!😮
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Carolyn, I DID IT! Take a look. You’re now (in)famous. LOL
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Groan!! (But actually, pretty clever.) Craig >
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Craig, it is a groaner. But fun.😖
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Oy Vey and Aarg
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Jim, I understand. It’s just one of those posts that came to me in a moment of temporary insanity. It happens more frequently these days. Florida especially has a way of doing that. I wake up as Larry David or Lewis Black and have to write.
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You never cease to amaze me with your postings!! Keep ’em up!
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Just call me Flash, Anna. But tell Horse he can’t call me that!😖 Or I’ll take his food and drink buckets away.
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Oy.
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Vey!
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