You been talkin' about me behind my back?! *intentionally exaggerated face of pretend anger*

Okay, so more seriously, although I didn't do so in my response to the Star Wars thing (I haven't seen enough of the prequels to do so), I feel that when faced with the absurd, finding logic is just a bit inferior to finding their logic (they being the person who did/made/etc the thing.) By that I mean psychology. While I understand that in some cases (such as Suethors, who we don't attack directly, or the perpetrators of serious incidents, who it's kind of pointless to analyze), it's not the best idea to try to figure out what they were thinking, using our logic won't always reveal the solution, because it's our logic, not theirs, and in some cases, we may be unintentionally assuming that others think the way we do.

-Twistey

... did intend to be silly, though.

hS

It has a wikipedia page, so either I didn't dream of this, or Wikipedia's editors have a line into my dreams and consider them notable.

...a filler phrase. Like "like" or "um". Except, like, it sort of bleeds into writing as well—my guess is because it's longer and feels less like an actual filler to us.

I mean, that's how I sort of interpret it, anyway. :P