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By Jeremy Dossetter
I was joking with a friend the other day about what would happen if we could give a peasant from the Middle Ages a Macbook. I’m pretty sure they’d deal with it in the same way Zoolander does in the scene where he tries to extract the files that are “in the computer.”. »
Splintered / Confessional Pt. II: “Confessions”
A poem by Anthony Frame
I would look terrible in my Rasta-
farina hat. The rainbow wig, bloated
with dreadful black hair, drowns my. »
Splintered / Confessional Pt. I: “Arrested”
A poem by Jessie Carty
We had you arrested
said you were a threat
as you drooled
vodka
down your loosened. »



