Gene Fowler an American journalist and biographer (1849 – 1960) said
Today I have nothing to say.
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Some of our colleges and universities could have used a speaker like Dali at their graduation ceremonies! Great quote.
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Haha! 😀 Yes, please!
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Yes I know. Roosevelt’s Dad had it right when he said in his advice to the not yet President on giving a speech “Be sincere, be brief and be seated.”
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Brilliant.
As an aside, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was well under 300 words. Then, of course, there’s the “brevity is the soul of wit” quote. I wish people would remember that one. I’ll bet there are tons of famous speeches that are brief. But Dali’s is awesome.
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Short and sweet is definitely the way to go. It is a rare person who can take an audience along with them for a prolonged verbal journey.
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Love his work!
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Me too.
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Know how he felt!
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Agree
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Bloody hilarious, Irene ! 😀
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Glad you got it. XD
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