Every so often, you hear a sentance and realize that, given its originality and given the vastness of the English language, that sentance has probably never before been uttered. A perfect example would be the one that I just heard:
"So, naturally, I thought: what a waste of a dead monkey!"
"So, naturally, I thought: what a waste of a dead monkey!"
rue_:
Thats sounds like a Charles utteration. If utteration is a word. Nonetheless. It sounds like him.
masquerade:
What are you supposed to do with a dead monkey?