Oraculis
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A matter of dispersing attention…
Something I published elsewhere in 2017, when Trump’s presidency was a toddler. Hindsight and the passage of time are a bitch…
Chance meetings with ex Soviet Fighter Jets pilots
One of the coolest things about being a ship agent is that you get to meet people from all over the world and everyone has a story. A few weeks ago, I was taking a crewman to the airport in Philly, a good man on his way home and to a well d...
Situated somewhere in the Occulture spectrum.
Welcome to Oraculis by me, Luis Andrade ⇛ 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐡𝐚𝐰𝐤 ℭ ℑ. Making no sense in more than one language. Yixue student. Non-locality guru. Likely to piss you off. Aka Sparhawk. Born in 34.9011° S, 56.1645° W
Divine! Divine! Open up a path! Or postal encounters of the third kind.
Shortly before my son returned home from his three years work term in Japan, he sent back a few boxes with clothes and books he accumulated over that period. He used Japan’s postal service for that and, trying to save a few bucks, he paid t...
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Making no sense in more than one language. Yixue student. Non-locality guru. Likely to piss you off. Aka Sparhawk. Born in 34.9011° S, 56.1645° W
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