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COSMO STONE: The elusive but irrepressible emanation of a befuddled, bespectacled book editor. Yes, EMANATION, although just WHO is emanating WHOM is the subject of frequent animated discussions between the aforementioned who and whom. After all, given the choice, who of us would want to walk around thinking of ourselves as mere emanations, as WHOMS instead of WHOS?
Who, whom: just one letter's difference, but as Cosmo has discovered, that "one letter's difference" can knock your socks off, and take you to another side of reality. Yes, it's a see-saw battle – er, disagreement – but now Cosmo is winning, because Cosmo has a BLOG. Mwaa-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!
Ahem. Sorry, Cosmo was drunk with power there for a moment.
Another important letter: because my emanation and I share the same molecules and view the world through the same eyes, we also use the same I, that is, we both lay claim to the FIRST in 'first person.' This can be confusing for everyone but us. We like it that way.
Cosmo is rather sweet on a clever girl named Stanza, who insists that she doesn't exist. In emanational circles, this is known as "playing hard to get."
When they met, the first thing Stanza said to Cosmo was, "one letter's difference," whereupon Cosmo immediately fell in love with her.
Cosmo and Stanza both like many different types of music and literature, and they REALLY like metaphysical poetry. In fact, there are days when Cosmo thinks he IS metaphysical poetry. (He KNOWS Stanza is.)
Then again, there are days when he thinks he's a harmonica.
Who, whom: just one letter's difference, but as Cosmo has discovered, that "one letter's difference" can knock your socks off, and take you to another side of reality. Yes, it's a see-saw battle – er, disagreement – but now Cosmo is winning, because Cosmo has a BLOG. Mwaa-ha-ha-ha-ha!!!
Ahem. Sorry, Cosmo was drunk with power there for a moment.
Another important letter: because my emanation and I share the same molecules and view the world through the same eyes, we also use the same I, that is, we both lay claim to the FIRST in 'first person.' This can be confusing for everyone but us. We like it that way.
Cosmo is rather sweet on a clever girl named Stanza, who insists that she doesn't exist. In emanational circles, this is known as "playing hard to get."
When they met, the first thing Stanza said to Cosmo was, "one letter's difference," whereupon Cosmo immediately fell in love with her.
Cosmo and Stanza both like many different types of music and literature, and they REALLY like metaphysical poetry. In fact, there are days when Cosmo thinks he IS metaphysical poetry. (He KNOWS Stanza is.)
Then again, there are days when he thinks he's a harmonica.
Cosmo speaks his mind
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