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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 5012443" data-attributes="member: 54707">I'd certainly agree that things don't have to be what they seem when they're not. But then again things aren't always not what they seem to be when they are. If that means that everything is in the middle of something else then I guess that's true. Then again I guess sometimes it means the very opposite of that. Anywho that all reminds me of an old story...I kinda rephrased it  a little.There's an opposite of everythingBut nothing very much,Does higher execution bringAn Englishman to Dutch,For one considers meek as strongAnother strong too weak,The opposite of bland you knowJust might be bittersweet;So measured as a measure canYou never know what is,But if you don't you surely won't (want)The opposite of sin,For sometimes Virtue is a thingThat stands all by itself,And sometimes as a Vice it ringsWhen virtue's been cartelled;For surely hell is full of ViceAs sorely it must be,And sometimes Vice becomes a nooseTo hang up misery,Ah, what the heck, I know it notBy verse shall be made trueBut sometimes something seems one thing,Reversal then construed;And sometimes things are surely notBy opposite defined,I read that somewhere once I thinkAnd put it in this line,So think that clever, or that not,For who am I to say?Once dark the night is very black -The next as bright as day...I wouldn't absolutely swear to it, but I think there's a joke or two in there somewhere.</blockquote>