Fri Aug 24 2012
Certain evil paragraphs
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Ha! Agreed. You’ll have to tell me how to defeat those paragraphs.
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Or I hit my head against the wall so hard/often while trying that I become delirious and *think* that I’ve discovered the rhythm, when really it’s just as offbeat as before. :P