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Sunday, September 03, 2006The Mirror: Very Good-Quality Fruit
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The Mirror: (Stonehenge painting) W: (Rothko painting) M: If it's just for a second are they really open? W: Museums should be open on Sundays. M: I don't want there to be a nuclear war. W: Then we had better start making art instead of fighting. M: A man took his raincoat and wore it, even though the threatening sky never delivered. W: The threat of nucelar war hangs over all our heads. M: We're all seeking spiritual shrinkage. W: I read there was a "waning of affect" in the postmodern era. M: I would say, the Supreme Court. W: The Supreme Court is not supposed to run on emotion. M: You're not the same person who left. W: Every day I am different. M: These books brought me no happiness. W: Are you reading law books? M: It's like jet lag. W: I would think it would be exhausting, studying law. M: Practical considerations were tormenting me. W: So you decided to become a lawyer? M: This could perhaps be the play in which, entering a room … . W: He decided not to take the bar exam after all. M: Having chosen a direction, he quickly populated the realm behind his back. W: He thought his family was looking down on him for abandoning his path. M: The threat of nucelar war hangs over all our heads. W: Therefore, why become a lawyer? M: Sparsely furnished. W: I don't know if law students are poor generally. M: I have no idea what that sentence means. W: Did the oddball placement of the adverb throw you? M: No false modesty, now. W: OK, I'm a great writer, are you satisfied? M: Therefore, why become a lawyer? W: Wallace Stevens passed the bar, but became a major poet. M: If I could find such a restaurant, I could find out. W: Wallace Stevens liked very good-quality fruit. M: But you have faith in my ability. W: I have faith in your abilities as a fruiterer. M: Fear and trembling accompany all the stages of Web design. W: Sorry, must run. M: Too many things to say here. W: Bye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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