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Perhaps the most famous example of her wit is her damning review of Katherine Hepburn in a broadway play: "She ran the whole gamut of emotions, from A. to B.",
by seanhunter 2y ago
Perhaps the most famous example of her wit is her damning review of Katherine Hepburn in a broadway play: "She ran the whole gamut of emotions, from A. to B.", but I quite like another less well-known one which was when someone challenged her to come up with a pun and to make things more difficult she had to use the word "horticulture". Parker came up with "You can lead a 'horticulture', but you can't make her think."
- downut 2y agoThat last one is simply genius.
- BobaFloutist 2y agoIt's very clever wordplay, especially on-demand, but, for my money, the best true puns work both ways.