Guest guest Posted April 20, 2005 Report Share Posted April 20, 2005 ....was a storm in the brain, but not, unfortunately, a 'brainstorm.' I hope I said nothing to offend anyone, but know that what I said makes little sense, in the context of the article or even this list. A writer is supposed to distinguish between 'happenings' in the brain and things worth communicating. I thought I was lucid, therefore ok - using about as much sense as a doctor, there. I have a problem with pontificating (can't believe they didn't make me the new Pope), but when you see it uninterrupted by any reference to anything real, metaphor slung on metaphor, no familiar feelings evoked, chances are something has gone wrong upstairs. I try to catch these things, and usually I succeed, but yesterday I failed. I am ordinarily grateful that the firestorm in my brain leaves the higher language functions intact. Sometimes, though, it would be better if it didn't. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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