This blog is an attempt to mimic the device used in "The
Anecdoted Typography of Chance" by Daniel Spoerri. The main difference is that the posts will be texts rather than anecdotes.
Please add a new text or image of your choice as a footnote to the previous text.
Wednesday, 7 March 2007
*fig 18 (fragment), andre breton, from 'The Anthology of Black Humor, Lewis Carrol
I find penguins at present the only comfort in life. One feels everything in the world so sympathetically ridiculous; one can't be angry when one looks at a penguin. - John Ruskin
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I find penguins at present the only comfort in life. One feels everything in the world so sympathetically ridiculous; one can't be angry when one looks at a penguin.
- John Ruskin
...but if you drew a flea on an elephant wouldn't it balance the whole thing out?
A drawing of a flea, smaller than life
Full-stops or Periods will both perform the task you set.
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