01-17-2013, 02:44 PM
Dear Leanne, I think it (sarcasm) is overrated. I agree, it has some impact on people easily impressed on first impact. But after having reflected upon outbursts of sarcasm several times, I often thought , it is rather childish, isn't it?
But ok, I give it to you, some people are that easily satisfied that superficially. So why not? If it makes you feel good, by any means, go for it.
Seriously and this to Arriedo: The spoken word, the voice, adds an additional layer to the art of using language in unusual and therefore possibly artful ways. But that is a commonplace. To me all human utterances amount to the same: getting into contact, be it grunting (voice), splashing( creating forms and colors (colors being forms touched by light), and touching bodies.
cheers
serge
But ok, I give it to you, some people are that easily satisfied that superficially. So why not? If it makes you feel good, by any means, go for it.
Seriously and this to Arriedo: The spoken word, the voice, adds an additional layer to the art of using language in unusual and therefore possibly artful ways. But that is a commonplace. To me all human utterances amount to the same: getting into contact, be it grunting (voice), splashing( creating forms and colors (colors being forms touched by light), and touching bodies.
cheers
serge