Are you a fan?

[member 737]

No...............................

You don't waste your time on unnecessary blabbing.

 

[Martin]

What I wonder about is the line of white dots after the 'No' - what is that all about?

Cheers, Martin

 

[member 737]

What I wonder about is the line of white dots after the 'No' - what is that all about?

Cheers, Martin

I can't resist the temptation to give you an answer: he quotes Cyprian Kamil Norwid.


Explanation: Norwid was a Polish poet who used "......................." or "-----------" signs in his poems quite often, because he thought that the most important things should not be said openly. He left them to reader's guessworks.

 

[Martin]

So, essentially, this guy didn't know what to write, so he inserted a couple of rows of dots and called it poetry?

Smart dude.

Cheers, Martin

 

[member 737]

In fact, he is one of our national best poets ever. At least Polish teachers say so.

 

[Martin]

Like I said, smart dude.

Oh, and as my grandfather always used to say: ...................................

Keep that in mind.

Cheers, Martin

 

[member 737]

I will.

 

[Martin]

Good - you will find succes.

Cheers, Martin

 

[member 737]

............................... - that is my way of life.

 

[Martin]

What on Earth do you need singing potatoes for?

Cheers, Martin

 

[member 737]

To replace my lost singing carrots?

 

[Martin]

Ah yes, now it all makes sense.

If you're still looking for those carrots, by the way, just take a look in Wabbit's locker - I heard some muffled voices coming from in there. Of course, that could also mean that that's where he keeps his collection of Talking Blowup Dolls(tm).

Cheers, Martin