Caulfield: Do you realize in just a few hundred years, we've gone......from "life is nasty, brutush and short"...to "yolo"? So we've progressed in all things but eloquence.
Frazz: Yolo is eloquent.
Going from “But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? Why, ’tis the east, and Juliet is the sun.” to “WHASSUP?” and “I wanna hit that.” is not progress.
Elmer Gantry Fudd over 9 years ago
Smug twerps at play.
Olddog1 over 9 years ago
Frazz; no, it isn’t.
whiteheron over 9 years ago
YOLO, Let’s get it over with!.Welcome to Earth 3rd Rock from the Sun.
GoBlue over 9 years ago
Shouldn’t it really be YLOO?
Uncle Bob over 9 years ago
It’s elegant, too!
Duncan Idaho over 9 years ago
That was a question on Jeopardy last night
magicwalnut over 9 years ago
How do you know? You could come back as a cockroach or a bean plant…
TheiaLee over 9 years ago
I had to look it up because I had no clue what YOLO stood for.
Max Starman Jones over 9 years ago
Sorry, Frazz. You are wrong on that one.
russellc64 over 9 years ago
YOLO is not eloquent, it is Carpe Diem for illiterates.
wynot over 9 years ago
Okay: what does yolo stand for—please!
louieglutz over 9 years ago
yolo is a county in california.
Kind&Kinder over 9 years ago
What we’ve lost is formality and civility. Those require dignified speech. We’re now using informal speech. Soon we’ll be back to grunts.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member over 9 years ago
Dude, yolo is so yesterday.
pschearer Premium Member over 9 years ago
Thomas Hobbes lived to be 91. He was also wrong about nasty and brutish.
Nick Danger over 9 years ago
Going from “But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? Why, ’tis the east, and Juliet is the sun.” to “WHASSUP?” and “I wanna hit that.” is not progress.
water_moon over 9 years ago
The Ancient Romans had YOLO, it was “carpe diem”