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Tuesday, April 30, 2002
Reflection on the Fallibility of Nemesis
By Nash, Ogden
He who is ridden by a conscience...
He who is ridden by a conscience
Worries about a lot of nonscience;
He without benefit of scruples
His fun and income soon quadruples.
Sent by Paul (email, web), who is 23, lives in Vancouver, and runs an Internet company and a slang dictionary called Pseudodictionary.com. Why this poem? Because “Ogden Nash kicks ass.”
Sent by Paul (email, web), who is 23, lives in Vancouver, and runs an Internet company and a slang dictionary called Pseudodictionary.com. Why this poem? Because “Ogden Nash kicks ass.”
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