Q: Youth is wasted on the young.
A: So is life wasted on the living?
How is that a Question and Answer?
The answer was a question and the question was a statement.
And anyway, blog is wasted on the blogging:>
And remember, life has an arbitrary "human experience of life"-centric definition. It's as silly as making the religious institution of marriage a civil, governmental construct.
AND if the connotation is that life is wasted on the non-dead does this refute eternal life?
Posted by: chris at February 24, 2004 03:55 PMDrugs are wasted on the old.
Posted by: Matt at February 25, 2004 03:23 PMChris: I'm not particularly happy with the wording of the answer. My first thought was "A: Life is wasted on the living." It should be used by youth as a bitter response to elders who say things like, "college was the best time of my life."
Matt: Don't worry, times are changing. Soon drugs will be wasted on everyone, and we'll find outselves in the middle of the plot of that excellent movie Equilibrium. Gun katas and all.
Posted by: Tom at February 25, 2004 03:41 PM