Perfect StrangerThese terms trouble me. Is there an imperfect stranger and is there a murder that isn't brutal. I mean, doesn't murder imply brutality. It just sounds redundant to me.
Brutal Murder
Excuse while I go ponder upon this.
"When you're in jail, a good friend will be trying to bail you out. A best friend will be in the cell next to you saying, 'Damn, that was fun'." — Groucho Marx
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I don't want to be brutally murdered.
Perfect Stranger, you got me there.
Perfect stranger means you've never seen or heard of that person.
Imperfect stranger means, never seen, never talked but heard of..
Just a theory.
Isn't all experience in the past?
Perfect stranger: someone whom you really, truly have never met and do not know.
Imperfect stranger: someone whom you do not remember meeting but who knows and remembers you, and after a long conversation, leaves you with that awkward and embarrassing feeling that you should know their name and where you met, but it's too late in the conversation to say, "By the way, who are you?"
Good to know. ;)
Rhea,
Fair enough.
Y,
Emphasis is everything.
Benning,
Lazy euphemism. I like the sound of that.
Stace,
Depends on the poison.
Prag,
Nothing wrong with a theory.
Brooke,
Quite true.
Subway,
A bad bracha. I can think of a few.
Bacon,
No, that would be a bad bracha. ;)
Isn't all experience in the past?
Good question. I am experiencing this moment right now, in the present.