NO.

[substitute]

• One long paragraph.
  
  
• http://www.rrholidayescape.com/
  
  
• The "christian rock" and insane right-wing preacher the tile guy is listening to right now. So glad to have an iPod today.
  
  
• http://www.marketmy.com/blogging-tools/blog-in-a-box.htm
  
  
• "Lifestyle drugs"
  
  
• Series fantasy novels
  
  
• That thing where people put "In memory of" their dead relative with the dates on the back of the SUV
  
  
• Ellipses used between each phrase
  
  
• Golf
  

Comments

[do-not-lick.livejournal.com]

Frankly ... I don't see the problem with ... you know ... having one long paragraph ... when writing online ... it gives a more ... impressionistic ... view of the thought ... process that goes into ... the writing of ... the piece ... and it seems to me ... that ... it's more important that the ... original concept of the idea ... be more prevalent ... than the specific ... presentation of the ... actual physical ... manifestation ... of that idea ... in terms of its ... visual representation ... versus its ... somatic content ... I think there's ... really no contest ... that the piece has to be ... true ... to itself and ... not to any ... preconceived notion of ... "textual" "layout" ... or the tyrrany ... imposed upon us by ... legions of ... typesetters and "writers" ... who have no business ... defining the spcific ... nature of expression ... for my thoughts or for ... those of the teeming ... masses of ... expressive humanity whose ... only ... wish is to be ... who they are .. and what they can ... become in the fullness ... of time and not to be ... repressed by those ... who simply by dint ... of the ownership of ... a printing press ... believe that they can ... rule writing and anyways ... that's why ... I think it's ... ok to have ... one ... long ... paragraph.

YOU'RE FIRED!

[substitute.livejournal.com]

Excellent.