The Maryland Prize
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Here’s more of the adventures and poems of the juggernauts’ spirit clashing with physical reality that might either belie or prove his true status in the black hole. The fact it exists became “quite a coup by him of French-lettered desire as I began toiling on this reverie on a midnight dreary, feeling cold and weary” was a little of the eloquence I perused and felt as I gimbaled my way through the seething morass into the ethereal light. Thanks to this unorthodox alchemy, the speed of light’s original concepts have been broadened by using the technique of seeing a glimmer of something almost other-dimensional, then pulling it coolly into reality after first applying some moderating effects to make it palatable to those who otherwise couldn’t understand.
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