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What would one say, if two people, were staring at a three-dimensional object for four minutes--on the Fifth of June, on Sixth Avenue, in the Seventh District at eight minutes after Nine-O’clock--while trying to be the tenth caller to a radio station trying to give away eleven tickets to a concert on the evening of the 12th--which happened to be the thirteenth contest they had entered in the last fourteen months?

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LDM said…
In the last 14 months you have entered 13 contests,
why on the 12th would you win 11 tickets by being the 10th caller
at 9 oclock plus 8 minutes in the 7th district on 6th ave on the 5th of june
while staring for 4 minutes at that 3 dimensional thing- the 2 of you
haven't 1 anything yet!
8:58 AM
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