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From: Alan Sondheim <sondheim@panix.com>
To: Cyb <cybermind@listserv.wvu.edu>, Wryting-L <WRYTING-L@listserv.wvu.edu>
Subject: over and over again.
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2017 00:24:55 -0400 (EDT)
over and over again. 1. found. $ "I've had these moments" I've had these moments: not found $ these moments these: not found $ "these moments" these moments: not found $ 2. 2.: not found http://www.alansondheim.org/london0379.jpg An old interview about LISTS and writing technique: http://home.jps.net/~nada/sondheim.htm Scalar value @noun[$non1] better written as $noun[$non1] at a/parent line 45. Scalar value @adj[$pick] better written as $adj[$pick] at a/parent line 62. Scalar value @adj[$pick] better written as $adj[$pick] at a/parent line 65. Scalar value @a[$gen1] better written as $a[$gen1] at a/parent line 73. Scalar value @prep[$pre] better written as $prep[$pre] at a/parent line 73. Scalar value @a[$gen] better written as $a[$gen] at a/parent line 73. Scalar value @adj[$newpick] better written as $adj[$newpick] at a/parent line 73. Scalar value @noun[$non] better written as $noun[$non] at a/parent line 73. Scalar value @a[10+$pre] better written as $a[10+$pre] at a/parent line 93. Scalar value @a[15+$pre] better written as $a[15+$pre] at a/parent line 94. Scalar value @a[$gen2] better written as $a[$gen2] at a/parent line 107. Scalar value @a[$gen3] better written as $a[$gen3] at a/parent line 107. this might have been better written but old protocols die hard; the hardest lesson I've learned is that refining myself is of no use to anyone. So much for the brutal code of the somatic of the body. What might be better written becomes a mess as @ becomes $, a signature of position becomes a value unsubstantiated but universally agreed-on. I keep trying to write myself. I keep trying to rite myself. I keep trying to wright myself. The small flaw of the right. To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed. Somewhere in here... Somewhere in here... something is is going on, something else is occurring. Use of uninitialized value at a/parent line 68, <STDIN> chunk 6. Some of that went into the LISTS. Some of that uselessly continues. It might be better written as $. It might have been better written as @. Honey, I'm FLYING BLIND here. An old interview about LISTS and writing technique: http://home.jps.net/~nada/sondheim.htm Hold on right there! One second! Hi! What's your name? Well, this might have been better written but old protocols die hard; the hardest lesson I've learned is that refining myself is of no use to anyone. So much for the brutal code of the somatic of the body. , let's get started! Let's make a gender! That ok with you? Oh well, let's get going! Where is this taking us, in the future? What do you want to call this thing you're making? Well, we're breathless. Let Somewhere in here... be our primary descriptor! Well, To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed. already constructs splayed trouble for us, subverting the categories we take for granted. Beneath or within the surface, To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed. is -5805, poor, What might be better written becomes a mess as @ becomes $, a signature of position becomes a value unsubstantiated but universally agreed-on. I keep trying to write myself. I keep trying to rite myself. I keep trying to right myself. The small flaw of the right.? But what is Somewhere in here... here, its being? Do you feel your gender is close to To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed.? In any case, you must contact me about this... Deconstruction marginalizes our To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed. -5805 here! I'm ill, in mourning, you're just working around nothing here. Somewhere in here...:Somewhere in here...:something is is going on, something else is occurring.:To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed.:What might be better written becomes a mess as @ becomes $, a signature of position becomes a value unsubstantiated but universally agreed-on. I keep trying to write myself. I keep trying to rite myself. I keep trying to right myself. The small flaw of the right.:27524:4:this might have been better written but old protocols die hard; the hardest lesson I've learned is that refining myself is of no use to anyone. So much for the brutal code of the somatic of the body. :To rite oneself: to encapsulate, contain, something about a boundary dividing x from non-x but leaving out the striated dynamics, I be destroyed.:Somewhere in here... http://home.jps.net/~nada/sondheim.htm the old interview again