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highschool papers
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Really Bad Analogies Written
by High School Students
l. Her eyes were like twp brawn circles wrth big black dats in the center.
3. Her face was a perfect rival, like a circle that had its we sides gently
by a
A. Fram the attic came an unearthly howl. The whale scene had an eerie, surreal
quality, like when yuu' re en vacating in anuther city and Jeopardy comes on at
T-. 00 pm- instead of 7: 30.
s. jaw and Mary had never met. They were like mu hummingbirds whim had aha
never met.
5. She had a deep, thruway, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just
hetare up-
7. The ballerina ruse gracefully en paired and extended tine slender leg behind
her, like a dag at a fire hydrant.
E- He was as lame as a duck: Not the metaphorical lame duck, wither, but a real
duck that was actually lame. Maybe ham stepping an a land mine in
sommething.
I Her was as bad as, like, whatever-
ID. She grew en him like she was a culdnt pf E. juliand he was ream-
Canadian beef.
The revelation that his marriage 30 years had disintegrated because " his
wife' s infidelity came as a rude shtick, like a surcharge at a formerly
surch mg eehee ATM.
Ti?. The lamppost sat there, like an inanimate object
by High School Students
l. Her eyes were like twp brawn circles wrth big black dats in the center.
3. Her face was a perfect rival, like a circle that had its we sides gently
by a
A. Fram the attic came an unearthly howl. The whale scene had an eerie, surreal
quality, like when yuu' re en vacating in anuther city and Jeopardy comes on at
T-. 00 pm- instead of 7: 30.
s. jaw and Mary had never met. They were like mu hummingbirds whim had aha
never met.
5. She had a deep, thruway, genuine laugh, like that sound a dog makes just
hetare up-
7. The ballerina ruse gracefully en paired and extended tine slender leg behind
her, like a dag at a fire hydrant.
E- He was as lame as a duck: Not the metaphorical lame duck, wither, but a real
duck that was actually lame. Maybe ham stepping an a land mine in
sommething.
I Her was as bad as, like, whatever-
ID. She grew en him like she was a culdnt pf E. juliand he was ream-
Canadian beef.
The revelation that his marriage 30 years had disintegrated because " his
wife' s infidelity came as a rude shtick, like a surcharge at a formerly
surch mg eehee ATM.
Ti?. The lamppost sat there, like an inanimate object
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#6
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agrajag (01/03/2013) [+]
(2 replies)
The Vogon ships hung in the air in much the same way that bricks don't.
#22
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roarflmao (01/03/2013) [-]
"She grew on him like she was a colony of E. Coli and he was room temperature canadian beef"
How is that one bad? fucking masterpiece
How is that one bad? fucking masterpiece
#18
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mysticninja (01/03/2013) [-]
"Like that sound a dog makes right when it is about to throw up"
My fucking sides
My fucking sides
#13
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N. Korean citizen (01/03/2013) [+]
(2 replies)
A part of them aren't that bad, they just don't belong in some writing styles, but in a book written by, for example, Sir Terry Pratchett, they should feel quite at home.
The jeopardy one killed me!
Though number 9 was actually pretty good!
"Her vocabulary was as bad as, like, whatever."
It could mean that she talks like that, which makes the analogy deep and funny, but maybe not suitable for a highschool paper
Though number 9 was actually pretty good!
"Her vocabulary was as bad as, like, whatever."
It could mean that she talks like that, which makes the analogy deep and funny, but maybe not suitable for a highschool paper
#34
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augustusxxiv (01/04/2013) [-]
6,7,10, and 11 are hilarious, much like a guy who's really funny.
Am I not correct in saying that these are similes, not analogies?
My favorite:
The words came to my throat like hot, chunky vomit.
The words came to my throat like hot, chunky vomit.
#32
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Xepheros (01/04/2013) [-]
Bad? Some of these are brilliantly clever. They're hardly aiming for beautiful, now are they?
"The boat floated across the water just as a bowling ball wouldn't"
I've never really liked using analogies in my writing. They tend to give off the same picture you expressed in the first half of the sentence. Sometimes the comparison can be of significance, but I find it's often just useful for pushing your word count.