E-Book Lamentation From A Traditional Publisher
Robert Cohen
distortion that often pervades on paperback book covers and callous
subway tabloids, so disregard the idiotic exaggeration fat least for a
few minutes, and peruse the non-emotional explanation
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/03/opinion/03galassi.html?hp
Would you say it certainly is a rather dry explanation , or a
lamentation, or maybe some of both (which is what
I perceive it being) ?
Jeff Rubard
Word.
Robert Cohen
okay, lamentationS,
Jeff Rubard
Okay, pre-cise punc'tu'ation as regards something other than your
"volitionals";
To wit, a great novel of "the Great city".
More below.
Fucktard.
Jeff Rubard
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Demonstration:
Leon Trotsky!
Robert Cohen
This is the internet of running words together, including lower case
proper nouns
Plus Western Union did not punctuate per se either
RobtCohen (and maybe Bob Dole) believes in keeping up and down with
times
Robert Cohen
unoriginal response in kind
http://groups.google.com/group/misc.invest.stocks/browse_thread/thread/1584384abe63e7d1?hl=en
Big Red Jeff Rubard
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Hellboy, nobody cares about your "rhapsodes" --
Rather more about Mr Moorcock's novel, and "several types of
ambiguity"
Which are British English legal
Including shoving Leon and his London trip (the salient point) down
your *motherfucking* throat
Sexy
Kins.
Robert Cohen
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> Hellboy, nobody cares about your "rhapsodes" --
> Rather more about Mr Moorcock's novel, and "several types of
> ambiguity"
> Which are British English legal
> Including shoving Leon and his London trip (the salient point) down
> your *motherfucking* throat
>
> Sexy
> Kins.
FU
Big Red Jeff Rubard
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> > Hellboy, nobody cares about your "rhapsodes" --
> > Rather more about Mr Moorcock's novel, and "several types of
> > ambiguity"
> > Which are British English legal
> > Including shoving Leon and his London trip (the salient point) down
> > your *motherfucking* throat
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> > Sexy
> > Kins.
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A *decennium*.
Something significant, that is.
/Try/ typing! /Do/ that!
"Big Red" Jeff Rubard
Robert Cohen
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> > > Rather more about Mr Moorcock's novel, and "several types of
> > > ambiguity"
> > > Which are British English legal
> > > Including shoving Leon and his London trip (the salient point) down
> > > your *motherfucking* throat
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> > > Sexy
> > > Kins.
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> A *decennium*.
> Something significant, that is.
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> /Try/ typing! /Do/ that!
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> "Big Red" Jeff Rubard
http://laingsociety.org/colloquia/artliterature/mansbridge.narcissism.htm
Big Red Jeff Rubard
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> > > > Hellboy, nobody cares about your "rhapsodes" --
> > > > Rather more about Mr Moorcock's novel, and "several types of
> > > > ambiguity"
> > > > Which are British English legal
> > > > Including shoving Leon and his London trip (the salient point) down
> > > > your *motherfucking* throat
>
> > > > Sexy
> > > > Kins.
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> > Something significant, that is.
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Quite the thing for you, since you are producing (rather than
"inducing") examples of schizophrenic writing; to no point, as
whatever "book" issue you wish to re-verberate 'as regards to' turns
on *membra disjecta* and what they done did; in fact, a piece of "lost
time" which will not be found again. Deal, crazy.