Hard to believe
there was a time when
man believed the
earth was triangular.
***
Strictly speaking, of course,
I don’t mean
ALL of man.
***
Not even some of man.
***
Really, just this one—
***
Larry Triangles.
Hard to believe
there was a time when
man believed the
earth was triangular.
***
Strictly speaking, of course,
I don’t mean
ALL of man.
***
Not even some of man.
***
Really, just this one—
***
Larry Triangles.
t r e f o l o g y 
Larry Triangles once noted that there are three sides to every issue.
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Oh, Larry says a lot of things. Thanks, D.
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Doubtless a staunch follower of that great Greek philosopher, Isosceles.
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Doubtless. Thanks, B!
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Larry may have been on to something triangular about the world. https://www.omniscimag.com/issue-7-1/triangle
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I forgot all about Omni magazine. Many an hour was spent at the library reading back issues. Thanks, CES
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That Larry—he always had an angle.
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Sometimes it was in the form of a shape and other times in the form of a scheme. Thanks, fw
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But he was all about love.
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Seems like Larry cornered a sharp, if not a unique, worldview.
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Larry wore a three-corner hat, too. Thanks, Pam.
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The choice of sharp thinkers.
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In school the nuns taught me that the Earth was originally square until centrifugal force eventually rounded the corners. I never believed it. I always knew that giant space rats nibbled those corners into a circle.
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I heard some nuns saying the same thing, but it wasn’t in school, I was in line for a movie. I guess that’s just something nuns like to chat about. Thanks, G
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He had a point. 3, actually.
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Indeed. Thanks, Robert.
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:D :D :D
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Thanks, mm!
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Larry Triangles cannot possibly be objective. His name is Triangles because his head and ears are shaped like triangles. That’s why he sees the earth as tri-pointed. :)
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And do you know what instrument Larry played in the school band? The trumpet. Thanks, Nancy!
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“Larry always has an angle” — LOL :) :)
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he does though doesn’t he? Thanks, S!
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Makes sense.
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On occasion I do. Thanks, Janny!
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Thanks!
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