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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Moving!

I decided to up and move this project elsewhere, so if on the off chance you're reading this, head over to...

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...for future posts. Thanks!
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Monday, April 12, 2010

The Bower Bird, Ch.III

Imagine you fall off a boat out in the open ocean, and you turn around, and the boat is gone. This change manifests itself in two ways: as a tendency to forget what one started out to say, especially following an interruption, and a tendency to go off on irrelevant tangents. However, giant chunks of the universe don’t just go missing for no good reason, at least not as far as science is concerned. If you want things done the correct and right way, there are other people that will happily offer that up to you. But this phenomenon has hardly been studied at all. Now, attempting to decipher what someone is saying is rather difficult when that one person is really three. If the majority of the results are in favor of a modern/abstract style, then animals would of course not be included. In case no one ever told you, the answer to any question asked in a paper's title is no.
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Labels: bower bird, poetry
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