“BORE, n. A person who talks when you wish him to listen.”Ambrose Bierce · Quote Phone Case
Forty minutes at the reception on his fantasy league. You've nodded, laughed on cue, and eyed the bar three times. Now he's onto his cousin's team.
Bierce began writing these entries for a weekly paper in 1881. It reads like last weekend. You could name him.
Glance down at it. Say you have to take this. Go.
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“BORE, n. A person who talks when you wish him to listen.”Ambrose Bierce · Quote Phone Case
Forty minutes at the reception on his fantasy league. You've nodded, laughed on cue, and eyed the bar three times. Now he's onto his cousin's team.
Bierce began writing these entries for a weekly paper in 1881. It reads like last weekend. You could name him.
Glance down at it. Say you have to take this. Go.
Where this line came from.
Ambrose Bierce, Literary definition. The Devil's Dictionary, 1911.
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