Of Minds and Heads
Saying someone has lost his mind is as true—and as false—as saying he has lost his head.
posted by Sheldon Richman @ 2:11 PM
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Friday, March 18, 2005
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7 Comments:
Unless you happen to have been married to Henry VIII.
You got me. :)
Henry wasn't shy about literalizing a metaphor.
Had he lost his mind?
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He seems to have kept his head about him while those around him were losing theirs.
Simple reason for that: It's good to be the king.
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