Today’s Totally Random Lines
Come,
you are a tedious fool: to the purpose.
Escalus
Measure For Measure Act II, Scene i, Line 119
I’m taking this line of the day to be directed at myself. I’ve been more anxious lately, I think in large part to national and world events, but I’m letting it affect my daily life. I find myself having a hard time getting things done. Of course, the answer is to just start getting things done. Work in my circle of concern: exercise more, move and be physically active more.
And then I read this line.
Come, you are a tedious fool: to the purpose.
Yes,
of course; I am a tedious fool. I haven’t even done the daily lines for a few
days. In truth, the reason for that was twofold: one is the aforementioned struggling
and letting the state of the world get to me, and two is that the random lines
picked the last two days have been pretty meh. But enough!
Come, you are a tedious fool; to the purpose.
Get over it, buddy!
Of course, this can be a good line for all sorts of occasions, like those times when long-story-short-Tony is just going on and on, and all you want is for him to get to the point?
Come, you are a tedious fool: to the purpose!
But for today, I think it is best directed to myself:
Come,
you are a tedious fool! To the purpose!
Come,
you are a tedious fool: to the purpose!
Whoa! Mojo, easy there, buddy. It's a good line, but not necessarily one you want to use on someone five times your size.
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