Today’s thing to love is the magic of words combined. Stitched together, words can create a whole that is greater than the sum of the parts—poetry, prose, art in written form.
For your writerly enjoyment, here’s Taylor’ Mali’s poetic satire of the use of speech devices such as “like,” “okay,” and “ya know”:
Like, ya know?
Cheryl
Yeah, that’s totally going up on my Facebook page. People will like, like it, ya know?
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Like, totally!!
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Aww…I can’t watch it on this computer, since it doesn’t have any sound. Maybe later?
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You can get the gist without sound–it’s kind of cool the way the words scroll/appear on the screen–but the sound definitely contributes to the full affect!
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Awesome. Love it. I think, maybe, sorta, what do you think?!
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Ya know what, I dig that video. LOL
That is the most creative, poetic and coolest thing I have come across so far.
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Which can create some thing with the words,he is great for us. Because we can learn some thing from him.
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Oh, that’s pretty darn close to perfect! I’ll have to post that one soon myself.
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