Quote by Steven Wright

I eat Swiss cheese from the inside out. But I only nibble onit. I make the holes bigger.

I eat Swiss cheese from the inside out. But I only nibble on

Summary

This quote is an unusual, playful metaphorical statement that can be interpreted in different ways. On a literal level, it suggests a unique way of eating Swiss cheese. However, on a metaphorical level, it can symbolize unconventional or non-traditional ways of approaching life. The act of "eating Swiss cheese from the inside out" and "making the holes bigger" might signify someone who challenges norms, explores boundaries, or takes a different perspective on things. Ultimately, the quote invites us to embrace a sense of individuality and thinking outside the box.

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By Steven Wright

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