The full quote is: "Be weird. Be random. Be who you are. Because you never know who would love the person you hide".
Unfortunately the origin of the quote has been lost, we truly do not know the name of the first person who wrote it.
Some modern youngsters (years 2000's+) have claimed to be the author of the quote, when in fact they are telling lies, because the quote has existed for over at least five decades, before they were even born.
Albert Einstein is often attributed with the quote "Be weird, be random, be who you are." However, there is no verified source to confirm that he actually said this.
Then that would be a little weird.. and why would u ask random people that?!
This question is not very well phrased - it is not clear if you want an actual random name, eg:QuinceoterusA name that is random (weird) and quinceoterus is a weird nameorA name that is randomHannahbecause Hannah is not a weird name, but it is a random name, in the sense of random being any name, just one random one picked out, not being weird or anythingorYou COULD be talking about what is a random name, as in what is the definition of a random name, therefore, the definition of a random name isa name which is picked at random.So. There.
The quote "I am not strange, weird, off, nor crazy, my reality is just different than yours" is by Lewis Carroll, from his book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It is said by Alice in the story.
It's not weird it's random but in other thoughts it probably is weird.
it means your weird
i don't think he said a quote
Trying to win the Island fm mystery voice ? ;-)
The Nanny is better then that
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somebody who says something out of the blue (*maybe weird*)
a weird question to ask is.......... have you ever thought of a tiny spider or ant keeping you hostage with a gun?
No one is really weird. People may seem weird, but that is just because they are different from you. To them, you may seem weird, because what you think is weird , they think is normal. Quote " There is no such thing as normal; everybody is different"