Thursday, 11 February 2016

Witty Quotes - Oscar Wilde

The definition of witty
Being clever and funny, making funny quips off the top of your head. Witty people are clever and cool.
using words in a ​clever and ​funny way.

The adjective witty can be used to describe those quick little funny remarks that often demonstrate a sharp, biting humor delivered in a playful manner. Witty usually describes things that are off-the-cuff amusing, rather than remarks that are elaborate or carefully planned in advance. This adjective is usually used in a complimentary way, but, like its cousin clever, it can be used sarcastically.

“Between men and women there is no friendship possible. There is passion, enmity, worship, love, but no friendship.” witty quote by Oscar Wilde

he meant just that. 

What starts out as friendship will sooner or later converge into one of these feelings.
It is natural human tendency.

Why would Oscar Wilde come up with this witty saying.  Lets us get to know him.

Oscar Wilde has many quotes on women.  I have included all of them at the end of this blog.



Oscar Wilde Trial
Oscar Wilde was a homosexual.  Homosexuality was a criminal offense and serious societal taboo at this time in Britain. Wilde had gone back and forth between hiding his sexual orientation and attempting to gain some measure of public acceptance. 

Wilde had solicited 12 boys to commit sodomy between 1892 and 1894.  The Crown issued a warrant for Wilde’s arrest on indecency charges. Rather than flee to France, Wilde decided to remain and stand trial. At a preliminary bail hearing, chambermaids testified that they had seen young men in Wilde’s bed and a hotel housekeeper stated that there were fecal stains on his bed sheets. Wilde was denied bail.


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