Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine who becomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam
conducted at a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go further too)
Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine who becomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam conducted at a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go further too)
On Saturday, May 23, 2020 at 7:37:58 PM UTC-5, msa...@gmail.com wrote:
Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine who >becomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam conductedat a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go >further too)
Ignoring, for the moment, the rewrite of Corpora that would be needed,
how can this (or the dance competition also suggested) give a clear
result without judges? How do you know the judges are unbiased?
Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine who becomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam conducted at a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go further too)
;-)
Yeah, yeah, I know, just a typo. ;-)
Though it *is* pretty silly to put 9 next to 0.
On 5/23/2020 5:37 PM, msaroff@gmail.com wrote:
Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine who >becomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam conductedat a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go >further too)
But how can they slam if they can't get within 2 or 3 meters?
};-)
In article <rakdlt$vl6$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Basil D <Buzzy@example.com> wrote:
Covid-10? Did I miss something, or are you predicting?
;-)
Yeah, yeah, I know, just a typo. ;-)
Though it *is* pretty silly to put 9 next to 0.
On 5/23/2020 5:37 PM, msaroff@gmail.com wrote:
Instead of rattan heavy weapons, I am suggesting that we determine whobecomes king though a single or double elimination poetry slam conducted
at a distance of at least 3 meters. (When you project, the droplets go
further too)
But how can they slam if they can't get within 2 or 3 meters?
};-)
Very Long Polearms?
No, wait, you're asking about slamming with poetry.
There are some very long poetic forms. I don't know if everybody
would sit still for something the length of the _Iliad_ or
_Beowulf,_ but there's the sestina, which consists of six verses
of six lines each plus a refrain of three ... and only six
end-words that are repeated according to a set pattern. Or
there's the ballade, with three verses of eight lines and a
refrain of four. Or you could just compose a ballad (without the
e) that can go on as long as breath (or fingers) last.
Well, OK, with stuff like the Iliad or Beowulf you could slam, but with poems of only
a dozen pages or so, you can only slap. Anyway, you have to get closer than even ONE
meter to slam or slap them against each other.
In rec.org.sca on Fri, 29 May 2020 14:35:54 -0700
Basil D <Buzzy@example.com> wrote:
Well, OK, with stuff like the Iliad or Beowulf you could slam, but with poems of only
a dozen pages or so, you can only slap. Anyway, you have to get closer than even ONE
meter to slam or slap them against each other.
No, that's the archery round.
Silfren
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