going back doesn’t mesh with going forward

going back doesn’t mesh with going forward
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comparing the results against scans

comparing the results against scans
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given the rather small time span from their recent divergence

given the rather small time span from their recent divergence
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the ripple effect runs across social media

the ripple effect runs across social media
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a chance encounter

poem by horace p sternwall

illustrations by pete palomine

as i was walking down the street a surly beast i chanced to meet he seemed a stranger to civilization and had ideas above his station he fixed me with his limpid eye and asked me if i cared to die i held his gaze and answered straight that i was but a child of fate this answer quite amused the creature good humour liquefied his features and just as i relaxed my stare he disappeared into the air

kind of the class and pizzazz of one of her idols

kind of the class and pizzazz of one of her idols
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Blot-dance!

In 1978
Roman Jacobson
published a book titled
Six Lectures of Sound and Meaning

 In 2014
I've been reading a scan of it
and found a few blots on several pages.
Very interesting blots.
I've cropped'em and looped'em
And here's what i got:

playing it with an impeccable clarity of intention

playing it with an impeccable clarity of intention
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even the most impervious performers eventually tend to slip

even the most impervious performers eventually tend to slip
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geex

dust

beyond crisis

uttering the nearest she knew to ever saying yes

uttering the nearest she knew to ever saying yes
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snowrist

apportioning to each what is neither helpful nor necessary

apportioning to each what is neither helpful nor necessary
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