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Politics for Poets

There is a kind of tyranny

when one thinks lightly of passing laws that one knows will be declared unconstitutional. People who do that do not follow the duties of their office.

I've been doing a slew of pages that demonstrate various effects. I took the spin stuff off of here for now but you find it at my demos link page here where all things are always spinning. Well, not all things. You can't have that or the page just goes insane. The spin effect is what I call 'cheese'. It is good but different people will want different amounts of it.

Yes, I know, I rant. and on and on I go. It is best to know when to put an end to it. So good night for now.

March 16, 2013 (3-16-2013)

well . . .

I think I've blogged enough today.

content goes stale and making it spin just makes it suck even more if it really does suck. If the content is anygood unless the spining has some function it might become quickly tiring.

~ OK Now.

Banish Nonsense was his scree. I'd have to delete this whole website!

There are new features here that are annoying at times but fun in some ways. This page is best viewed with firefox. Chrome doesn't seem to pick up all the rocking. This is very cool: angle spin gauge or John Barents Carousel. Because this page is rocking. Rocking rocking rocking. What it is, he said, what it is. The problem is, what it is. Span Rocker.Paper Sizes. envelope sizes. Look at this sample page and have some fun with it.

      What did you hope to find here?
 Please open up your mind, dear.
   Can you notice fortunate signs?
   signs of the time?

 Eight tigers and a lime beer
  nothing you need to fear here
 unless you fear sublime
       a little bit at a time.
  
 How do you spend your time, dear?
     do you fear the silly rhymes here?
  please open up your mind
      a little bit at a time.

 Please open up your mind
         dearr
    there's nothing you need fear here.
 Please learn to be real kind
     a little bit at a time.
 
  Praise God!
  








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