I love the line "You wax poetic about things pathetic" Though I'm not sure what he means by 'wax' in this context, that line just really sticks out to me for some reason.
@AlexChilton17 "Wax" is sort of old-timey slang. It basically means to speak as if you're giving a speech; if you're "waxing poetic," you're pontificating in a flowery, elegant style.
@AlexChilton17 "Wax" is sort of old-timey slang. It basically means to speak as if you're giving a speech; if you're "waxing poetic," you're pontificating in a flowery, elegant style.
(Similarly, to "wax blue" is to talk about "adult" stuff.)
(Similarly, to "wax blue" is to talk about "adult" stuff.)
I love the line "You wax poetic about things pathetic" Though I'm not sure what he means by 'wax' in this context, that line just really sticks out to me for some reason.
@AlexChilton17 "Wax" is sort of old-timey slang. It basically means to speak as if you're giving a speech; if you're "waxing poetic," you're pontificating in a flowery, elegant style.
@AlexChilton17 "Wax" is sort of old-timey slang. It basically means to speak as if you're giving a speech; if you're "waxing poetic," you're pontificating in a flowery, elegant style.
(Similarly, to "wax blue" is to talk about "adult" stuff.)
(Similarly, to "wax blue" is to talk about "adult" stuff.)