We used to speak the internet aloud
By saying the full www.
But now .com's enough to ping the cloud:
That first part needn't trouble you, trouble you, trouble you.
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- Passport
- Biographia Dialogia
- One more Coleridge quotation
- Rain poem
- Microgaggage
- Intuition, Quidnunc mention
- Esemplasy
- Turandotty
- Kant: Transcendental Idealism
- What does 'exotericé' mean?
- Klopstock
- Another previously untraced Coleridge quotation
- Riddle
- Did Coleridge coin the word "substrate"?
- Spondee, iamb, iamb, spondee
- Did Coleridge coin the word "intensify"?
- Hartley's Arguments for Life After Death
- Man Not Fundamentally Different From the Animals, ...
- Bowles 1
- Alph the Sacred River
- Five WWI couplets
- Coleridge quotes Jeremy Taylor
- Canning's Elegy for his Son, 1820
- Back to Coleridge: rem credimus, modum nescimus
- If I were to write a children's book, I know what ...
- Wheelbarrow
- The Latin for Twitter
- On the Change in Internet Naming Conventions
- Yet further BL trivia: spotty
- Further Trivia Biographiae Literariae
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About Me
- Adam Roberts Project
- I am whatever you say I am, if I weren't then why would I say I am, and suchlike commendable sentiments.
2 comments:
Fundamentalists consider it slapdash
Without http colon slash-slash.
Monsieur Vaparaiso/That's worth some praise -- yo!
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