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My essay is all kinds of done, even though it's too long. Two done, one to go.

Lately I've found love songs consuming my attention for some reasons. So here's the King Cole Trio playing It's Only a Paper Moon:

It's only a paper moon,
Hangin' over a cardboard sea.
But it wouldn't be make-believe
If you believed in me.

It's only a canvas sky,
Sailing over a muslin tree.
But it wouldn't be make-believe
If you believed in me.

Without your love,
It's a honky-tonk parade.
Without your love,
It's a melody played on a penny arcade.

It's a Barnum and Bailey world,
Just as phony as it can be.
But it wouldn't be make-believe
If you believed in me.

{old-school Oscar Moore guitar solo}

Without your love,
It's a honky-tonk parade.
Without your love,
It's a melody played on a penny arcade.

It's a Barnum and Bailey world,
Just as phony as it can be.
But it wouldn't be make-believe
If you believed in me.

Two minutes of perfection. How is it that I can have a sixty-year-old Nat King Cole recording that is listenable?

In other news, the Raptors fell hard to Chicago, but the Grizzles are bouncing back nicely against Minnesota.

Flah!

The classic Marshmallow Snowman.

My terrible play is apparently done. It goes from beginning to middle to end, which is good enough for me.

Essay time.

Also, time for a humourous list.

Titles Which Don't Work As Well As The Picture of Dorian Gray

The Picture of Tory and Jay
The Picture of Laurie Anne May
The Picture of Corey and Faye
The Picture of Bea Arthur
Bleeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarggggghhhhhhhhhhhh

Flah!

Y'all ready to smash some fruit?

Mathew (mthy)

n.

One who enjoys or succeeds in the field of mathematics.

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[From Middle English mathematik, from Old French mathematique, from Latin mathmatica, from Greek mathmatik (tekhn), mathematical (science), feminine of mathmatikos, mathematical. See mathematical; Late Latin Matthaeus, from Greek Matthaios, from Hebrew Mattayyh, gift of Yahweh : mattn, gift (from ntan, to give. See ntn in Semitic Roots) + yh, Yahweh; see hwy in Semitic Roots.]