I have stolen
the idea
that I saw
in RSS
and which
you maybe have
already
seen today.
Forgive me
it is hilarious
and I
can’t help it.
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I have stolen
the idea
that I saw
in RSS
and which
you maybe have
already
seen today.
Forgive me
it is hilarious
and I
can’t help it.
[via austin kleon]
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I love it! LOL
Also:
This American Life Episode: 354 Mistakes Were Made
Act Two. You’re Willing to Sacrifice Our Love. There’s a famous William Carlos Williams poem called “This is Just to Say”. It’s about, among other things, causing a loved one inconvenience and offering a non-apologizing apology. It’s only three lines long, you’ve probably read it…the one about eating the plums in the icebox. Marketplace reporter (and published poet) Sean Cole explains that this is possibly the most spoofed poem around. We asked some of our regular contributors to get into the act. Sarah Vowell, David Rakoff, Starlee Kine, Jonathan Goldstein, Shalom Auslander and Heather O’Neill, all came upwith their own variations of Williams’s classic lines. (6 minutes)
The TAL episode looks awesome. How did I miss that?
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