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John,
i wonder if you read them aloud enough to answer this - do you
find ir getting easier as you go on? I'm thinking not so much of the result of
practice by reading the same text repeatedly, so much as whether you detect a
transferable ability to read these unfamiliar sgnirts
L
I read the words as they lie on the page, that is,
backwards. Which is more fun than a lerrab fo syeknom! In fact, it
feels like letting the monkeys OUT of the barrel -
John
At 10:13
AM 4/26/2005 -0500, you wrote:
John: When you perform these do you
read the backwards words backwards or forwards? Just curious. I
love the interaction some of these pieces are generating on the
fluxlist. ~mIEKAL
On Apr 26, 2005, at 8:09 AM, John M. Bennett
wrote:
Why Elbmum?
So your mool chanchre grabs the logo so
your nihc streaking stuns the peanuts so your gnaf custard stinks the
sandwich so your eceip turnip clouds the trousers so your yknah haven
snaps the poodle so your llabhtom limerick trusts the sander so your tnurg
snapper brains the bloodline so your regnif rubber sneezed the sinker so
your molg labor typed the scumbag so your noops planker slabs the
coco
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