Raindance
March 10th, 2010|
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Some say it’s raining, some say it’s not. It all depends on what you mean by wet and which way the wind blows; this is a complex age |
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The rain caused the flood No, the rain is the flood and clouds caused the rain No, the clouds are the rain So what caused the flood?
The flood god |
Cyclonic variables incubate in moist subtropical Capricorn, swagger northward, caress the coast or close their eyes and flail themselves to blind oblivion at sea |
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| Sixteen thousand satellite pictures unravel the earth: an orange-peel collage of all the weather that’s fit to print. Some say it’s raining, Some say it’s not No one will ever know: the photo lab is deluged |
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| Now then, how many of you dogs know how to kill a shrub? Raise your right hands |
The human body is ninety percent water. How do they know? Every seven years, The Bureau of Standards obtains a person and wrings him out: nine parts water to one part fire. Procedure challenged in superior court (Galen vs. Illinois) Challenge overruled, nine to one |
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Some say it’s raining, But, at the complex age |
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