The article also gets points for a monstrous description of a Ferris Wheel (something tells me the author hated 'em), for the observation that in modern, jaded 1931 the merry-go-round was seen as boring and trite, and for offhandedly pointing out that midway games of chance are really games of averages.
25% electricity to 75% gravity, and gravity's free
The article also gets points for a monstrous description of a Ferris Wheel (something tells me the author hated 'em), for the observation that in modern, jaded 1931 the merry-go-round was seen as boring and trite, and for offhandedly pointing out that midway games of chance are really games of averages.
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Housemoving
Along with many others, I am in the process of switching journalthings over to Dreamwidth due to the new ToS here at ЛЖ. I won't be deleting the…
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if you want to end Trump and stuff you gotta sing loud
This song is called Alice's Restaurant It's about Alice And the restaurant But Alice's Restaurant is not the name of the restaurant, that's just the…
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o this is an existing place
It's been a year since I posted anything and over a year since I wrote of anything substantive, but: Hello
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