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Bottomed-Out Technology

by kara-rose-trojan

The modern robots are all dead -- the metal ones rusted, the human ones bled. For courtesy's sake, we'll call it square -- A voicemail's ghost in a tentative field. Manner's are infants' wails hung out to dry -- a starving microphone with tubes pinched shut. A scared off circuit in surgical riptides -- Our favorite pastime alive on the screen.
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Sep 23, 2011
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