Benefits of Brevity
Sometimes saying very little is best, especially when one's knowledge base is limited (they are either virtually stupid or as we professors like to say - mentally challenged). Today's lecture is on the benefits of choosing brevity over prattling on and on endlessly about nothing. So to be brief today, let me leave you with this and may you carry it with you throughout the day to assist you and inspire you (or perhaps 'perspire' you if you so choose) in dealing with others today: "absolutely nothing". Yes my esteemed friends,today I leave you with totally nothing. You need not thank me as that would defeat the purpose of being brief!Thank you to all with short attention spans. As you can see, I have set myself up this morning for a lot of sarcastic "thanks for nothing" comments. However,I have taken away your glory and the wind out of your sails by already predicting the obvious so Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! I finally win one battle with you!
The Evil Professor strikes again!
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Hamlet ..William Shakespeare