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		swores on Jan 24, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Hastebin The problem with this approach is that it implies relevance to the domain. If I link you to http://hastebin.com/daqasujoko.rb you're thinking either "that's a ruby file" or "that's a URL". If I link you to http://hastebin.com/foodcatsphone.rb you're thinking "what does this have to do with food, cats or phones?"

6ren on Jan 24, 2012 [–]

Note I specified a grammar, though no semantics. This means sentences, that (usually) will be bizarre and surreal. Like nonsense phonemes, nonsense sentences will (usually) not have any apparent meaning; though both can be suggestive.

A "random" example might be "acatimpliedoncolourlessphones.rb"

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