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Revision as of 12:14, 24 April 2021
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"A vague appetite for sex" is a short poem by Karl Jones.
A vague appetite for sex
Context: "Why are women quick to perceive men are being sexist when they're not, but fail to call out women for being clearly sexist?"
Let's rule out free will.
The universe is deterministic.
That said, I have spent three, as long as *four seconds* thinking about this question *very hard*.
All I come up with is Dionysiac neo-Edward Lear nonsense poems, and a vague appetite for sex.
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- Post @ Twitter (24 April 2021)