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honestrosewater
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I just stumbled across this: The Surrealist Compliment Generator. (Refresh for more.)
This, if nothing else, should teach me not to sleep. Try to bag a few hours before work and that greets me in the morning! By the by, mine comes up in Italian. Any fix?honestrosewater said:I just stumbled across this: The Surrealist Compliment Generator. (Refresh for more.)
But the trouble is: I don't LIKE bananas, they taste awful! (the ones from the shop, I mean)hypatia said:well sometimes a banana is just a banana
No need. That pretty much says it all.arildno said:"In hunger you most certainly drool your tongue like a well-oiled pendulum, swinging to and fro in a sinusoidal frieze befitting a wounded mosque."
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You mutter such objects of equine delight, while in a basket of hounds and toes, that the mind's ability to sew together slices of mordant ivory becomes tamed with visions of Tamils in Constantinople.
The dimples of your breasts do pucker evocatively when you smile.
The spark of intelligence in your blinking eyes is not unlike the glow from the teeth of an electrocuted axe-murderess.
This one is most pleasing.You so truly know your inner plankton, it is a revelation not unlike discovering an impacted toll booth upon the plains of Patagonia.
Evocatively? :tongue2: Are you two related?Moonbear said:Quote:
The dimples of your breasts do pucker evocatively when you smile.
Are you sure you didn't link into 'StatsCan' by accident? :tongue:Smurf said:"You have no socially redeeming value. "
Yeah, the same compliments keep repeating too. Too bad. I found this when I was looking for a metaphor generator which shouldn't be too difficult to construct, but the ones I found generated nonsensical metaphors (and some of them weren't even metaphors but similes)- quite a let-down. Oh well.BicycleTree said:You know, I don't think this is a surrealist compliment generator. I think it's just a surrealist compliment database. Some of the compliments hang together too well to be randomly generated.
The phrase is meant to be a humorous and exaggerated compliment, comparing the person's beauty or radiance to that of a pregnant cow adorned with electrical sockets.
No, this phrase is purely figurative and does not have any scientific basis. It is simply a creative and humorous way of complimenting someone's appearance.
The use of a pregnant cow in this phrase may be a reference to the common saying "as happy as a cow in calf", which means to be extremely content or satisfied. The addition of electrical sockets adds a humorous twist to the saying.
The mention of electrical sockets adds an element of surprise and absurdity to the phrase, making it even more humorous. It also emphasizes the exaggerated nature of the compliment.
No, this phrase is meant to be used in a casual and light-hearted context. It may not be appropriate to use in a professional setting as it may be considered unprofessional or offensive to some individuals.