The Revised Phonetic Alphabet
Jerome WilliamsSounding out the upfalls and downfalls of humanity.
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M FOR MAR-KIT-PLAYSS (MARKETPLACE)
From Mesopotamian bazaars and newsprint classified to digital databases, our evolving trade routes plot the coordinates for a renaissance of social values, connectivity and storytelling. The need to exchange goods (and words) is proof that ...
C FOR CON-TENT (CONTENT)
Thank God for content. Without you, I’d never know what it means to be content. Content is a word with dual edges and double definitions that are strictly antithetical to each other. Is your cup full, or are you thinking of squandering gene...
T FOR TEH-MOO (TEMU)
Spin the wheel, losers. We’re going shopping at the dollar store that swallowed the whole world. Here, past its veneers and beyond its hairplugs, free will is expensive, and it’s charged to a credit card no one alive now will ever pay off.
L FOR LUHV (LOVE)
The love heart (❤) shape comes from the seed of the Silphium plant, a herbal remedy used in ancient times as a potent and favourable contraceptive. Its trajectory was so closely intertwined with the acts of love and sex that, by association...
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