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Line 1: {{IndexTrope}} {{main\|Beige Prose}} {{quote\|''[[Brevity Is Wit\|"Brevity is ... wit."]]''\|'''[[Hamlet\|Polonius]]''', per ''[[The Simpsons]]''<ref>Original line: "Brevity is the soul of wit."</ref>}}▼ ▲{{quote\|''[[Brevity Is Wit\|"Brevity is ... wit."]]''\|'''[[Hamlet\|Polonius]]''', per ''[[The Simpsons (animation)\|The Simpsons]]''<ref>Original line: "Brevity is the soul of wit."</ref>}} Omitting needless words. The Laconic subpages are for brief statements describing the core idea of the page they are attached to. ~~Also, The Cutting Room floor.~~ Synonyms of laconic include concise, succinct, and terse... but ''not'' abridged, since that involves removing meaning. '''''NOTE:''' "Laconic" does not mean "abridged". Laconic means "terse". [[Hemingway's Six-Word Story]] is both unabridged and laconic.'' {{reflist}} {{CategoryTOC}} [[Category:Just for Fun]] ~~[[Category:Laconic Wiki]]~~ [[Category:Pages by Type]]