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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hong" data-source="post: 383616" data-attributes="member: 537">They also needed some paragraph breaks.Not that I have anything against a lack of paragraph breaks (you know how hard it is to type paragraph? I keep spelling it paragrargh or paragarph or something like that. There aren't that many words that keep tripping me up like that. Well, maybe a few. Would you believe, quite a few. But it depends on what time of day it is. But I gidress. I mean digress). Where was I? Oh yea, paragraph breaks. Like, I have nothing against the stream-of-consciousness posting style, but it takes a certain elan to pull it off. If you know what I mean, and I think you do. Oops, sorry, wrong meme. Yes, as I was saying, it takes a certain panache and style to do stream-of-consciousness properly. The sort of panache and style that only comes about after having consumed a shop-full of pharmaceuticals in one sitting, so that your fingers feel like they're running up your arms and escaping out your ears. Coffee is a good way to get halfway there, but it doesn't really get all the way there. So please insert some paragraph breaks in your posts. Or try something stronger than coffee. But I wouldn't really recommend the former, because even if you did that, it still takes years and years of practice and people cleaning up after you to get the style right. It's also hard to post when you have a drip hooked up to your arm. I'd really like to say "I know, I've tried" at this point, but unfortunately, I can't. Committed to the truth, is me. The truth and nothing but the truth, I say. Well, perhaps some interpretation is necessary, since there's no such thing as absolute truth. Not in the empirical sense anyway, the sense of something that can be disproved by means of factual observations, because that just leads to the question of what constitutes a factual observation, and who makes these observations, and whether you should trust them. And that just leads to a vicious cycle. But then I was never one for entomological niceties. That's the word innit? Entomology = the study of knowledge. As opposed to etymology, which is the study of insects. I always get those two mixed up. But as always, you can trust me, because I always check my facts before posting nonsense to UNsenet bulletin boards. As should everyone.THANK YOU</blockquote>

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