Originally Posted by
redietz
Okay, if "the world's greatest video poker player" -- his phrase, not mine -- can take people to task for imposing "heartbroken delusions of grandeur" on others, we have reached new ironic heights, not that there's anything wrong with that. But, and I'm hoping Bill Yung can help me out with the grammar, how does one have heartbroken delusions? I'm thinking Argentino would have been better served with "heartbreaking delusions of grandeur," but I await Mr. Yung's concurring before stating that as likely.
Editor Bob
P.S. I'm just trying to make everything clear for the peanut gallery.
Note: My editor just informed me that if a delusion of grandeur is heartbroken, then it's probably heartbroken because it's true and therefore not a delusion. So, with a proper reading of Argentino's exact words, it turns out that he is actually complimenting mickeycrimm for telling the truth. Wow. My apologies for not reading what Argentino wrote in a precise and exacting fashion. I hang my head as "Editor Bob." I did a real bad job.