Funny

“I thought of it first.” Now that's sad. Sad in a semi-good way, if you know what I mean. It's sad in a sour-graping kind of way, or if whoever had to say them words might have lacked the drive to pursue the idea. But good-sad and also quite understandable if he or she had the drive but lacked the luck. Take the funny t-shirts that are all the rave nowadays. A friend swears he thought of marketing statement tees locally back in the late 80s, but had a difficult time running into some funds for his project. That's the good-sad part of his story, the sad-sad part is now, when he's a bit more fat in the wallet, he finds that ideas are a rare commodity.