This Is Just To Say Parodies

1.) I have thrown your cell phone
outside of the window
and which you were probably keeping to call on
Forgive me you were so intent.
So focused, so immersed.

2.) I have broken your toothbrush into a million pieces
and which you were probably saving to kill plaque.
Forgive me it is not like you were using it anyways.

3.) I have stolen your job
and which you were probably keeping to make money.
Forgive me you were always so busy.
So occupied, so preoccupied.

Well, thats the end of this blog post! Until the next one! Bye!

Paradox and Oxymoron Images

This image shows paradox because, this clearly shows an inconsistency. This argument does prove through common sense, for what they say is true, however, it is misleading to comprehend. This image shows that the misleading logic that is being used in order to prove this statement, is very inconsistent. This way, this phrase shows paradox.

 This image also proves the definition of paradox because, this clock shows an inconsistency throughout time. As you can see, the clock keeps on swirling deeper into the image, showing that time is infinite. This image demonstrates an argument against the delicate balance of space-time. This image is here to prove how time is an infinite unit of measure, which sees no end.

This image is an oxymoron because, it shows two contradictory terms. The stop sign says stop, however, there is a keep moving sign right next to it. These two signs contradict each other because, they symbolize two opposite terms and ideas. Looking at these two signs in a situation like this, really confuses you and the choices that you might make might end up influencing your fate.

Well, thats the end of this blog post! Until the next one! Bye!