Jan Karski (1914–2000), non-Jewish Polish member of the Polish underground government after the fall of Poland to the Germans, was persuaded by two Jewish leaders to make a visit to the Warsaw Ghet
I drank milk, Mother, in my sheltered home. I drank milk, and I ate honey-comb. Now I'm eating goof balls, drinking rum and gall, wine, and gin, and vodka, and wood alcohol. Give me ten Tequilas, a jigger full of stout, And a little lap of Pepsi before I freak out In the reeling Jericho Bar.
The inability to describe
Jan Karski (1914–2000), non-Jewish Polish member of the Polish underground government after the fall of Poland to the Germans, was persuaded by two Jewish leaders to make a visit to the Warsaw Ghet
Shhhhh! Don't name generations
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Meanders by virtue of its form
Above is the original world wide web test pattern for the graphical interface (as opposed to text-only), dated 1994–95.
The unnatural is natural
A favorite William Carlos Williams poem:
"Lines" (1921)
Leaves are graygreen,
A little lap of Pepsi before I freak out
I drank milk, Mother, in my sheltered home.
I drank milk, and I ate honey-comb.
Now I'm eating goof balls, drinking rum and gall,
wine, and gin, and vodka, and wood alcohol.
Give me ten Tequilas, a jigger full of stout,
And a little lap of Pepsi before I freak out
In the reeling Jericho Bar.