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So my brain did a thing
In English class my brain combined the words oxymoron and paradox into paradoxymoron and now I don't know what to do. I can't even explain the definition of this new word but it's like an oxymoron that is also a paradox. I can't even explain what it is and I don't even have the right words to even talk about it. I feel like this word has too much power to exist. What have I done
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Very apt and creative paradoxymoron painting in the basment of British Museum by Patrick Hughes.. Totally in awe! 👌 This video as I walk from left to right while facing the painting 👌 #paradoxymoron #britishlibrary #london #londonlife #books #readingroom #3dpainting #art (at The British Library)
So I was googling Jamie Fraser from Outlander (as one does), when suddenly
Different Jamie.
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it’s a pretty creepy story. most greek stories are pretty creepy. lots of twisted rape stories and stuff…not sure why they’re promoted among children. anyway i have too many greek mythology stories wow i’ll shut up now
your stories are the best
reading greek myths is like watching an aggressive five year old play with a large cast of dolls
there is little continuity between relationships, and casualty rates are high
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One of the British Library's oil paintings is Patrick Hughes’s three-dimensional ‘Paradoxymoron’, which deceives the viewer’s eye as they observe the painting from different angles.
‘Paradoxymoron’ 1996 © Patrick Hughes 2012. All Rights Reserved, DACS
how in the hell...
