...how cometh there to be a puddle at thy feet? Hath Dame Market taken thee afright? Or perchance were thee a' puddling, as 'twere, to calme the fear of frights? No matter. Sir Puddler henceforth shall ye be!
Hypostowemous (knowne by all as "The Great") hath this very day discov'rd a novel twiste to the Secrete Methode reveal'd only in parte by the darke master. That the master hath fayled to define for all the secrete of the syn-chron-ize-ation (a newe worde, com-pounded of the Greeke and con-founded from the French), is known to all, to wit, howe a man of goode reasone might discover it in it's passing. Hypostowemous ("the Great") hath unearth'd the master's secrete (if indeede the master himself knoweth it) in the "average" (another Frenche conceptus) of the premium fooles paye in the trayding of the futures. A greate daye in deed!
Hypostowemous (knowne by all as "The Great") hath this very day discov'rd a novel twiste to the Secrete Methode reveal'd only in parte by the darke master. That the master hath fayled to define for all the secrete of the syn-chron-ize-ation (a newe worde, com-pounded of the Greeke and con-founded from the French), is known to all, to wit, howe a man of goode reasone might discover it in it's passing. Hypostowemous ("the Great") hath unearth'd the master's secrete (if indeede the master himself knoweth it) in the "average" (another Frenche conceptus) of the premium fooles paye in the trayding of the futures. A greate daye in deed!