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Saturday, March 17, 2001

The Titles of Web Publications Rendered as Something Like Poetry

By Paul Ford

Can a narrative be created using only Web site names? You'll soon see, the answer is “no.”

Consequently,
Apathy?

Consequently,
Robot Wisdom?

Harsh Statements Directed to Innocent Strangers

Harrumph.

Bird On A Wire...
Bump!
Vacuum?

What are the noises that occur when a baby falls into a large vat of dough that is used to make communion wafers, and what is the result of this occurence?

Spilth!
  Splorp!
    Plurp!
     Waferbaby.

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