@fentanylbrownie I used to tell my students that one way to think about it is that similes are technically true and metaphors are technically false, but the falseness of the metaphor is where it gets its power.
@emzanotti@jdskyles The house will be clean when the kids leave for college.
(I am two days away from all of mine being away simultaneously for the first time and I will be able to test this theory.)
@mav128@InfinityBall@blightersort I think noted ancient historian Zach Snyder would have us believe a 99.67% fatality rate.
(I may be remembering wrong. Is it ok to be wrong on Twitter? It's been awhile.)