External agents seemed to picture themselves as a mustached mexican policeman in a pictorial frame dropped on our editing window from the outside, so that the editors who modified the file made themselves visible as a cop before I noticed that the original had been fragmented by an exteral interventionist. It is uncertain just what the motive for the appearance of the black-shirted traffic cop editor was. However, most elements of the original file 36 are still present in visionaryweather36fragged.html, although the file now has a "fragged" appearance and certain elements are now out of order. Also, the headlines are the wrong size, and the first part is the last part, which reminds me of The Times They Are A Changin' by Bob Dylan: The first one now will later be last, for the times they are a changin'. See Wikipedia/the Blackshirts [Links/Blackshirts]. See also Paint It Black by the Rolling Stones. I seemed to get the vibration "we don't want them interfering too much in our business", meaning probably the church, the issues of which were transferred to the bottom of the page, perhaps reflecting the impatience of the Italian fascists with church interference in their love lives, say as the inquisition, which could give them that black inside feeling we associate with grief, because you don't always have your loved ones, if you can't at least enjoy sexuality. Summer's here, and the time is right to live it up, sum-how, stringing the tally-ho victory beads.
However, if your son is stringing them up, he may no longer resemble a conventional god by the end of the season, but instead have been transfigured into a goddess,
an event which can in some cases cause grief in the family, hence the blackshirt. This can also be a motive for interventionist interaction. Bold type appears in the interventionist-modified file: "How can we be so bold, in the scheme of things, when love was really all we were after..." History by Judy Collins. "Politics and Presidents and Yankees and Confederates its not the stuff the stuff that I remember...Its lonely nights and who was right and maybe it's just best to end here."
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