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Peeved? Could this kind of post be a pet peeve for someone? |
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As you readers know, a pet peeve is a minor annoyance that one1usually a person finds irritating. But isn’t ‘pet peeve’ also an oxymoron as oxymoron is itself an oxymoron?2Could the answer be blowing in the wind?
Can one5as said before, see footnote 1 love or be entertained by an annoyance?
In no sense of the word, do I love a pet peeve. However I am entertained, or anticipate entertainment by one6not the meaning of ‘one’ in previous footnotes..
I’m sure many of you have experienced this: a driver passes you at speed limit+, weaves in and out of traffic, etc. – a cause for peevement7if peevement is not a word, I’ll take credit for inventing it..
Being relieved from peeved is when I pull alongside that driver at the next stoplight. Now that’s the entertainment factor!
And who can be peeved while being entertained?
Just say’n, doncha know.
Notes
- 1usually a person
- 2Could the answer be blowing in the wind?
- 3not what you might see if I remove my hat
- 4see footnote 1 again
- 5as said before, see footnote 1
- 6not the meaning of ‘one’ in previous footnotes.
- 7if peevement is not a word, I’ll take credit for inventing it.