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il pieno

dic 31 2009 Published by under ripostiglio

ci si vede poco o mai
 quel poco che ci si vede
se riesco riesco
 io te ti guardo tutt’ il tempo

 faccio ’l pieno di te

faccio il pieno di faccia
 di faccia mi faccia il pieno
dico alla benzinaia che c’è in te

e facciam una venti euro di profilo
 sì, profilo,
poi di piedi
 di piedi non lo so
magari per ora soprassediamo
ma di gambe, di quelle,
 di gambe mi faccia il pieno
dico alla ballerina che c’è in te

di capelli, di quelli,
  di capelli mi faccia il pieno
 dico alla shampista che c’è in te

di seno,
mah
 di seno basta un etto
non vorrei lasciarla a secco
 un ett’ emmezzo, che faccio lascio, ma sì lasci pure
meglio abbondare
 di seno, non fa mai male

di culo mi faccia
  non che lei abbia la faccia
di culo mi faccia
 non saprei,
potrebbe di ruotare di centottanta gradi?
 dai scherzavo,
  facciam sulla fiducia
facciam di culo quel che ne vien ne viene
ché poi di più
 vorrei no sembrar maniaco,
  ché poi fa male

e prima di uscire passo in cassa
  pago bancomat e d’impulso aggiungo
  anche un po’ di prosciuttella
e chiedo alla cassiera che c’è in te
 se ci son per caso in omaggio con gli acquisti
dei baci a caramella

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quel che ti perdi

dic 31 2009 Published by under ripostiglio

quel che ti perdi
 è la vita a tarda notte
i testi di certi cantori d’avventure
 e americane
gli urli tribali delle note in festa
 certe rime pericolose e
lo stare nel precario mondo di cert’ artistici morti di fame

quel che ti perdi
 è la signora tette rifatte
  che guarda attonita il poeta
  denudarsi di davanti al pubblico
a parole, dico, metaforicamente
 ma di denudarsi è sempre denudarsi, di Continue Reading »

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Images of the year : Slideshow : Nature News

dic 31 2009 Published by under link

Images of the year : Slideshow : Nature News

la realtà che supera qualsiasi fantasista…

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The moral of this story is not that typing is superior to handwriting, that parents should have to transcribe the stories of their offspring or that private schools are superior to public ones. The moral of the story is that what we want from writing — what Simon wants and what the Sumerians wanted — is cognitive automaticity, the ability to think as fast as possible, freed as much as can be from the strictures of whichever technology we must use to record our thoughts. As Wolf writes: “A system that can become streamlined through specialization and automaticity has more time to think. This is the miraculous gift of the reading brain.” This is what Palmer wanted for his students — speed. This is what the typewriter promised Twain. This is what typing does for millions. It allows us to go faster, not because we want everything faster in our hyped-up age, but for the opposite reason: We want more time to think.

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The moral of this story is not that typing is superior to handwriting, that parents should have to transcribe the stories of their offspring or that private schools are superior to public ones. The moral of the story is that what we want from writing — what Simon wants and what the Sumerians wanted — is cognitive automaticity, the ability to think as fast as possible, freed as much as can be from the strictures of whichever technology we must use to record our thoughts. As Wolf writes: “A system that can become streamlined through specialization and automaticity has more time to think. This is the miraculous gift of the reading brain.” This is what Palmer wanted for his students — speed. This is what the typewriter promised Twain. This is what typing does for millions. It allows us to go faster, not because we want everything faster in our hyped-up age, but for the opposite reason: We want more time to think.
Culture & Society Articles | Miller-McCune Research Essay — Handwriting Is History | Miller-McCune Online Magazine

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But typing in school has a democratizing effect, as did the typewriter. It levels the look of prose to allow expression of ideas, not the rendering of letters, to take center stage.

dic 31 2009 Published by under quote

But typing in school has a democratizing effect, as did the typewriter. It levels the look of prose to allow expression of ideas, not the rendering of letters, to take center stage.
Culture & Society Articles | Miller-McCune Research Essay — Handwriting Is History | Miller-McCune Online Magazine

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dic 31 2009 Published by under photo

graffuck:

(via thathipsterporn)

super hot.

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Readability – An Arc90 Lab Experiment

dic 31 2009 Published by under link

Readability – An Arc90 Lab Experiment

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