Quote:Gore dose not have much Education, instead he just got passed on.
A brain-twister, to be sure.
It's not likely the hopeful beginnings of a limmerick thread, as the first of the two lines is awkwardly metered.
Neither, apparently, is it a famous quotation from some thoughtful and celebrated writer, for Barletts and google both deny having bumped into it before.
An erudite exercise in ironic deconstruction? Mayhaps. Note the singular term which gains inappropriate capitalization..."Education".
Perhaps, considering the substituion of "dose" for "does", we might read it is a sneaky homophobic allusion of a slick in-the-backdoor variety.
Lastly, turning our attention to the final two words, "passed on", we face a double-barrelled clue. Did our writer, perhaps a theologican of some sophistication, who ought to have followed the more acceptable construction of "passed over", intend to imply, mischieviously, something of moral morass, and thus, the man's mortal molting, maybe? On the other hand, the "passed on" construction could merely be the consequence of our writer having had his or her hands in some butter or other lubricant, then a slip of the fingers, and a typographical error somehow missed in the editing process? Or - let's err on the side of the author's humility (after all, I count on this with my readers) - and toss up the thesis that she or he is intentionally directing the reader's attention back upon himself or herself, and telling us precisely how we ought to engage this wonderful sentence...might the writer have meant to suggest the delightful literary phrase, "pissed on".
