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About Me Deviant Member Arkadiusz JaronikMale/Poland Recent Activity
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  • Current Residence: Kielce, PL
  • Favourite movie: Dzień Świra, Dzień Świstaka
  • Favourite band or musician: ATB, Tiesto, James Holden, Blink 182, AVA, OSTR, IAMX, Easily Embarrassed, Coldplay, Joe Satriani
  • Favourite artist: Hakota
  • Favourite poet or writer: Brian Lumley, Dean Koontz
  • Personal Quote: Being yourself is the hardest pose to strike
Short definition of oxymoron to make it clear...

An oxymoron (plural oxymora (greek plural) or, more often, oxymorons)("sharply dull" in Greek) is a figure of speech that combines two normally contradictory terms. The most common form of oxymoron involves an adjective-noun combination.
Examples:
-original copy
-organized mess
-cold fire
-wet Sahara

And here's room for ideas. The best one I came up with is:
-quadratic thoughts of Nicolaus Copernicus.
If you have any concept don't hesitate to share:)

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:icondoobula:
Thanks for the :+fav:
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:iconsem505:
Thanks for the watch! Much appreciated!
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:iconansavnukr:
hey, thanks a lot for the fav! :)

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Carpe diem
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:iconmreach:
Thanks for watching my art!
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:iconspaniard-man:
thanks for the fav i painted in on a small table

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*"I AM NOT DEAD...BUT WHO CAN CALL THIS A LIFE"*
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:icona1wend1l:
thanks for the :+fav:!
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:iconsadnger:
Wow thanks for the fav! :)
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:iconankatsart:
~AnkatsArt May 16, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
thank you very much
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:iconisoctobernights:
ty for the fav!
Its one of four should check out the others!
Ty again

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:iconscheinbar:
thanks :flowerpot::sun:

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Die Götter können die Furcht nicht vom Menschen nehmen, deren versteinerte Laute sie als ihren Namen tragen. Horkheimer,Adorno, Dialektik d. Aufklärung, S. 22
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