Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly Kill This Thread XXIX - Learning to Adult!

I used to make vampire teeth out of sporks.

I got my first question on it wrong when I said that Captain Kirk's Vulcan crewmate was Spork.

When I worked for three years at the downtown library, the nicest, most normal patron I dealt with was a young woman in full vampire costume, including fangs.

I enjoys hearing people's reminiscences.

Fangs for the memories.

LOL

That was bloody hilarious, Thoth.

And I'm not being sarcastic. I am incapable of sarcasm. It's what my doctor calls an "irony deficiency."

I can't do medical puns such as ones on iron deficiency. All my attempts are in vein.

Aorta change the subject, but I'm enjoying these puns too much.

I heart somewhere that puns are the lowest form of humor.

I don't understand why. They always get me pumped up.

"And the beat goes on, just like our puns everlasting..."

(With profuse apologies to the Whispers, one of the most underrated soul-harmony groups of all time.)

The original quote is "The pun is the lowest form of wit." The rejoinder is "It is, therefore, the foundation of all wit."

I don?t know what that is based on.

Cortana to the rescue:

The quote has been attributed to 18th Century dramatist John Dennis.

Leave it to a dramatist to have no sense of humor.

They feel strongly on other things, though.

They tend to be overly dramatic.

ACTING!

I sometimes fantasize about being an actor. I think I would enjoy being an artist and doing more creative things. Plus, there's the license to do things and express emotions that one could not really do in ""real life""

So long as you don't lose yourself in your roles to the point where you have trouble finding your way back to the real you.

That's definitely a risk.

OTOH, risks often pay off.

Meeting my new man was a risk. So was moving out of the Philippines to Europe. They both paid off in spades

I did see the foundation pun Quis.

A risk that didn't pay off was the one introduced in the Jurgens Teen Titans. He's mostly 'armless though.

From what I recall of acting in things, there's a huge rush from having the show go well. Lots of work paying off, as well as the surge of doing it in front of an audience. Plus a lot of egos reacting to that, as a result.

What is this "foundation pun" thou speakest of, Thoth?

and since things are based on foundations...

Cue Quis popping in and saying it was a coincidence.