A picture in a picture in a picture says 100,000,000 words. It is suggested there probably approaches 750,000 words in English. So there are 999,250,000 words in all the other languages. That probably includes the dead and the dying languages. and there’s no sensible reason why it can’t include the unborn ones.
the wealthy ones
the healthy ones
the willing, wise, and able ones
the numbered ones
and all their middle term reversed ones
the stillborn ones
the visually impaired ones
the hearing impaired ones
the stunted ones
the tragic ones
the taste and smell disordered ones
the unacknowledged ones
the empathetic ones
there’s that middle term reversed one
funny how it doesn’t seem to fit in any one group
the alien ones
try reverse the middle terms on those ones
make them humanoid, I spose.
Call them traditional owners
and reverse the terms on that one
the disciplined ones
the disciplined one’s
100,000,000 =
100000000 in binary = 512
512 in numerology = 8
8 in visually representative terms =
You can put your own music to this ones.
Take your time.
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That was going to be the end of it, but then I decided to get up and take my clothes off the line before the damp gets in to them. I was carrying the basket back to my room and reaching into my pocket for the key at the same time when a 50c piece fell out of my pocket. When I bent over to pick it up, there was this
and then it took me back to this
go figure.
20120729_153039-1 – by Brad Frederiksen
July 30th, 2012 at 11:28 am
the healthy ones, etc – the verses that end with ‘the unacknowledged ones’ – that is a great bit, a poem on its own. (Part Three) Amy Catanzano: from “Quantum Poetics: Writing the Speed of Light”
love the eye drawing, and shiny shiny are almost totally adorable haha
and the crossword thingy cracked me up!
July 30th, 2012 at 11:31 am
forgot to mention SHM lissajous by Balint Bolygo haha
July 30th, 2012 at 9:45 pm
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