April 7, 2006
the history of language as an email subject heading
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ma, not mu? interesting. regaurding the context, the streaming of "RE:" - brilliant!
Language is history! Death to the author! Point a cathode ray tube at your face and email yourself! Re:fer to reference and disappear!
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