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Chebucto Regional Softball Club

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A forum for discussing and organizing recreational softball and baseball games and leagues in the greater Halifax area.

Writing the Great American Novel by wearing hacked Cannon camera goggle set (a magnet duct taped to it for “night vision”) and a throat mic to subvocalize text to speech into notepad as you army crawl, trespassing on federal property looking for lost d...

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    Writing the Great American Novel by wearing hacked Cannon camera goggle set (a magnet duct taped to it for “night vision”) and a throat mic to subvocalize text to speech into notepad as you army crawl, trespassing on federal property looking for lost documents.

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      Writing the Great American Novel by wearing hacked Cannon camera goggle set (a magnet duct taped to it for “night vision”) and a throat mic to subvocalize text to speech into notepad as you army crawl, trespassing on federal property looking for lost documents.

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      Writing the Great American Novel by signaling to a trap camera deep in the Alaskan wilderness in morse code with a “light-typewriter” a device that uses cap-gun reels as tape to produce the required flashs for each letter. The trap camera is on a mesh network with one node that posts all new text signals to dark web service rss feed, which is, in turn monitored by a bot that mirrors the content to an unfederated mastodon server with exactly one user… who is also a bot.

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        Writing the Great American Novel by signaling to a trap camera deep in the Alaskan wilderness in morse code with a “light-typewriter” a device that uses cap-gun reels as tape to produce the required flashs for each letter. The trap camera is on a mesh network with one node that posts all new text signals to dark web service rss feed, which is, in turn monitored by a bot that mirrors the content to an unfederated mastodon server with exactly one user… who is also a bot.

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        Writing the Great American Novel by generating suspicious fluctuations in temperature in the thermostat.

        Writing the Great American Novel through controlled breathing exercises that vary your heart rate.

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          Writing the Great American Novel by wearing hacked Cannon camera goggle set (a magnet duct taped to it for “night vision”) and a throat mic to subvocalize text to speech into notepad as you army crawl, trespassing on federal property looking for lost documents.

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          @futurebird
          how'd the Great American Author
          earn his fame?
          he wrote _Into the Desert_
          on a horse
          with no name

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            Writing the Great American Novel by signaling to a trap camera deep in the Alaskan wilderness in morse code with a “light-typewriter” a device that uses cap-gun reels as tape to produce the required flashs for each letter. The trap camera is on a mesh network with one node that posts all new text signals to dark web service rss feed, which is, in turn monitored by a bot that mirrors the content to an unfederated mastodon server with exactly one user… who is also a bot.

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            A “CW keyboard” is a device used by hams to type morse code— so such a gadget as a “light typewriter” isn’t totally mad— there have been adjacent machines:

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            CW KEYBOARDS from the days of yore – QRQcw

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            (qrqcwnet.ning.com)

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