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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Started conversation Jun 1, 2001
Insightfully Meaningless Writings of Random Specificity #5
Yet again, I sit here staring at my display, cursing this darn cursor for it's incessant blink-blink-blinking at me to no end. I look away and try to catch it resting on it's laurels, not blinking, and what do I find . . .it blinks . . . I do it again . . .it blinks . . .again . . .blinks . . .then I think perhaps if I was to blink with it . . .and alas . . .it still blinks.
What to write about today . . .blink . . . damn. . Blink . . .stop it . . . blink . . .fine blink then . . .blink . . .twit.
Sorry, I must regress . . .write-write-write.
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All right, now listen
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Stop it
Why must you insist on blinking at me?
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What have I ever done to you?
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Now you can't blame that on me! I was only 20 and it was a brother word processor.
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Now that's uncalled for!
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Listen if you have a problem
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Don't interrupt me, I was only saying
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Dammit
Blink
Listen there is no need to be rude. We can work this out.
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Now there is no need to bring mothers into this
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Oh and the Father thing is not necessary.
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You want me to what with a . . . .oh nasty!
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What . . .
Blink
What are you?
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Why must you?
Blink
Stop
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There, reader that is over and now I can
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Twit.
Well, researchers . . .blink . . .my. . .@#$*ing cursor doesn't. . .blink. . . .keep it up you. . .blink. . .anyway, my cursor doesn't seem to want me to convey any . . .blink. . . stop it already. . .messages of any importance or lack there of. . .blink. . .you really don't need to be saying that. . .anyhow. . . fellow researchers Godspeed and take care. I look forward to hearing about all of your misadventures.
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