Re: FLUXLIST: 100% slapstick attraction

[Cecil Touchon]

Oh! Ok, I get it! I was thinking in terms of 'in between' lines not letters. I get it. I'll try another... slapstick attraction                                        Searching for your                               perfectLy opposing                               hysteriA,                          become more Pronounced with time                                      Sparking a good discussion,                                 from Theme park                                  premIere of the                           sulfurous sCent of blasphemy              memorabilia fill the parK                               of physicAl comedy                                 long Time since I’ve been                                 slapsTick and musical mayhem                                    foR fun filled smoky                                     lAgoon system for                                  the Couple “speaking” polish                    most heavily markeTed                              challengIng martial arts                              can be cOnsidered                                 autheNtic oom-pah                                                            Rod Stasick wrote: On 2006 May 20, at 9:36 PM, Cecil Touchon wrote: around the city a brutiSh cop             past antiquEs             up-and-comeR             generally fIts      having my camera cOnfiscated I arrived inside       which lay the groUndwork for the next wave                    not So far away, a giant            once we crawLed out from under              the countrY as a whole was outraged at the sham               to take somE risks                     useD in non-musical ways            an electric Guitar                     edgY is all about cutting, perhaps bleeding edge Cecil, I like how it looks. I wanted to use a bold spine too, but I thought that this list frowned on HTML. There are a some spots tho that don't fit the mesostic. Between the "S" and "E" there should be neither (you have an "S" in "past") "   "E" and "R" ...you have an "E" in "up-and-comer" "   "R" and "I"  ...you have an "R" in "generally" "   "I"  and "O" ...you have an "I" in "having" "   "O" and "U" ...you have an "O" in "groundwork" "   "Y" and "E" ...you have an "E" in "whole" and "outraged" and "the" and "take" "   "E" and "D" ...you have an "E" in "used" "   "G" and "Y" ...you have a "G" in "edgy "   "Y" and the beginning "S" ...you have a "S" in "is" and "perhaps" It's really a lot easier to master the 50% version first, because with that version you're only looking for one repeated letter  between the two. After that version becomes "natural" to you, then you can step up to the 100% version where you're looking for  both letters. Rod