The fictional town of Agloe, New York, was invented as acopyright trap by cartographers to help track infringement.People driving through look at the map,the empty road, the map. They clean their glasses.Not knowing anything about this trap, nearby townsfolk shrug, when asked. Time passes. . . . . Continue Reading »
The fictional town of Agloe, New York, was invented as a copyright trap by cartographers to help track infringement. People driving through look at the map, the empty road, the map. They clean their glasses. Not knowing anything about this trap, nearby townsfolk shrug, when asked. Time passes. . . . . Continue Reading »
Why is Satan not too hot in hell? He doesn’t seem to suffer like the rest Who languish there. You’d almost say he’s blessed, He’s acclimated to the place so well. Perhaps he has a fast metabolism? But he can’t be impervious to heat- That would be kind of silly and . . . . Continue Reading »
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