"the story doesn't necessarily have the kind of pre-recognition factor that allows this type of factually based drama to find an audience"
Half a packet of pink paperclips goes to the first person to provide the correct interpretation of the sentence above.
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How about:
"I've never heard of these events so I'm going to say that no-one else will either to hide my own ignorance."
Or am I being too cynical?
Hi Tom
Hmmm I think 'I've never heard of these events' could be true.
I think you deserve 4 paperclips for that.
we want "the same but different" and this is "different, but too different"
Tom deserves those paperclips!
Ok 4 paperclips have been emailed to Tom.
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