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Read and Write, Whine A repository of loosely connected things

A repository of loosely connected things by Xin Fan

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Read and Write, Whine A repository of loosely connected things

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A repository of loosely connected things by Xin Fan

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The site had the following in the homepage, "A repository of loosely connected things." I noticed that the web site stated " Middot; by Xin Fan." They also stated " Middot; Leave a comment. Its flat-out discrimination against numbers, but I dont much like the look of 2013. Everything that makes it awkward is pretty much down to three it ends in 3, has 3 different positive digits, and looks like a prime number but is actually divisible by 3. Quite clearly this upset me enough to drown ."