Therefore, congruity should balance an effortless push
toward a mendacious solution given the hyperbole of intrinsic confabulation. Consequentially,
the foreboding criteria ingested ceremoniously cannot abide the diffidence
shown in any prerequisite body of information that, in the end, cannot sustain
any embodiment that castigates a monotonous malefactor.
One cannot fail to agree that any impediment to the forlorn
utility brings forth an equal facade of categorically mammoth opposition
creating a vortex of intermingled ozone simultaneously creating a perplexed
vision of anonymity and incongruity.

For those who have a predilection for primordial goo, let’s
transubstantiate the arduous netherworlds of the barbarous and heathen fractals
of symbiosis. Whether we inhabit the puerile haunts of the perennial
conglomerate is of little value if that stance liquidates the folly of human
endeavor. Be alert to the ashen past while we anticipate the perpetual
explosion of the future.
In light of all this, let’s reconsider the dubious assumptions
that permeate the epic coarseness of our conceptual analysis. The hyperbolic
and often gratuitous hiatus can be abnormally ephemeral if not traversed in
pedantic artifice. Though magnanimous in gesture, retrospective equine
symbolism, for example, can conflate entrances and exits in a manner that makes
a perimeter an excess of access, not to mention egress without progress
therefore and henceforth polluting our existence with false equivalence.
I’m Ronald Tierney, a monkey at a typewriter, and I approve
this message.
2 comments:
Hi Ron; its Bruce. I read this the other day and it returned to my brain with the thought that the amount of work that went into it deserved to have a comment. I stopped counting the words or the usage that I didn't know or didn't understand after about 25. Your intent was not clear even on a second reading but it seemed to me to be a commentary on the garbage that permeates so much of the news media and the internet.
Thanks for the effort!
I should be thanking you for the effort. This was an experiment in just letting my mind go, choosing the the most complicated words that through stream of consciousness "randomly" connected to other words. It was almost as if I were channelling William F. Buckley after a few too many Scotches. Again, thanks for checking it out.
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