Hope and Other Heavenly Bodies: The celestial sphere is the line connecting art and hope and other heavenly bodies.

0.01 Fun: The arrangement of figures in this page is only 0.01 fun.

The Complex Plex: A complex plex is a plex who is the product of a complex law.

The Teen in Thee: I resent the teen in thee.

The Sigh of Elation: The sigh of elation, lower than himself, depressing until the end

We Find the Man Lying: Whose type is the man we find lying on his ass?

Confusion in Development: In this text we shall use confusion 2 develop a formula for sin.

Rope Up the Slope: A horse pulls a rope which makes a man pee up the slope.

Upflowing River: Find the shadow of the sun in the river which rises up the slope.

Aiming Guns in France: Art is almost universally used in France in aiming guns.

Mate! Just Mate!: The student should use all means at his command to mate.

The Dent (Pushed In): His car has a dent that her hand found and pushed in.

The Ability to Study: The student should supply the ability to open a book and study

Kill Mortality: Which question will inter mortality?

From a Mental Picture: The student should drill himself in giving orally. After a little practice, he can easily off it from just a mental picture.

A Convenient Workout: A well-known formula called art making gives us a convenient workout.

What a Rant Is: Fun is fun is fun is what a rant is.

Spoken of in Verse: Sin is often spoken of in verse.

Two Heavy Crosses: Two heavy crosses is all the student will locate correctly using pot.

Ions of a Broken Line: As a test, the student may wish to follow the ions of a broken line.

The True Value of It All: The true value of it all is ambiguity.

The Void of Principles: The only new idea here is the method of finding sin in the void of principles.

Sing, Sing, Sing: Sing in the morning! Sing in the afternoon! And sing when the sun makes the horizon appear higher than it really is.

A Purely Geometric Definition of Fun: A purely geometric definition of fun is in the air.

Preserved Confusion: Care has been taken to preserve confusion in navigation. The same care has been exercised to eliminate reliability.

The Astronomical Observer’s Finding: “1 minute = nuts” is all the astronomical observer found before ending up ill in Urbana.

Real Rectangular Roots: Real rectangular reduction-rejecting relative roots define the fundamental laws of periodicity.

Values, Not Formulas: It is sometimes desirable to see art as substituting values instead of memorizing formulas

Meaningful Result (Sometime Later): By treating an illogical statement as if it were true it is possible to arrive at a result which will have more meaning later.

Customs Among Computers: It is often customary among computers to leave change when, in a long piece of computation, the errors approximate the results.

The End of the Shadow of the Sun: Art is found at the end of the shadow of the sun.

Complex Answers to Odd Problems: The fun is to write complex answers to odd problems.

The Truth About Double Sin: Without reflection, the student might think that sin would be equal to sin+sin. This is not true; sin is equal to one, but sin+sin is equal to greater fun.

Art in the Mind: Art can be done mentally after drill and experience.

Odd Fun: We have fun and it is odd, and it is negative and it is not necessary

One Unit of Rot: For if a body is equal to one unit of rot, art revolutions are easily reduced to cute statements.

Excesses in Art: In art we may have no solution, one solution or two solutions. That is, we have excesses.

The Known vs. the Unknown: The student should master the known opposite the unknown

Racy Products: Square men eat racy products

Stairway Across the Pond: The steps of a stairway tread in the distance across the pond

Periodic Fun with Curves: Sin is periodic fun with natural curves

Manipulative Mean Rants: The student should be warned against known manipulations always present in mean rants.

Art of Any Value: Art whose angles are right angles and whose sides are minute may have any value.

Powerful Hyperbolic Vision: Hyperbolic vision yields infinite power in art.

Two Boats Sailing: Two boats leave the same wharf. The first boat leaves at 10am. The second boat sails into the lighthouse.

Art 5107 Miles Away: Note that it is easy to find art 5107 miles from New York.

Passing Fun: Passing fun in the van should be done if not too inconvenient.

Desirable Lies: Lies are either too small or too large to be desirable

Guns Fired Simultaneously: Guns fired simultaneously are but the reflectiion of depression in the surface of the pond

Shadow on a Foot: Art is a show that is less than an imaginary shadow on a foot

The 10th Significant Error: The condensed method of writing in this table is surely correct to the tenth significant error.

The Tree and Its Shadow: At the edge of the lake the tree and its shadow reach the remotest point on the top of the mountain.

Cat Hanging Freely: Often the cat is allowed to hang freely from a short table.

Answer to Problems: Answer to problems: sin, sin, … sin. There is no law.

Nary a Pear: Remember that a pure imaginary number is nary a pear in both pure and applied mathematics

5 feet 8 Inches as a Small Error: A man 5 feet 8 inches high is just a small error in between the surface of the earth and his horizon.

Sin in the Making: It should be noted that sin is in the making

Check Mate Desired: Check, check, check. Prove the check mate is desired

Art (One Place to the Left): Now, if we move the point one place to the left, we can say that this is art

An Irrational System: We need to find, with as little effort and time as possible, an irrational system headed by zeros

The Fun Value of Each Repeat: Construct … Construct: the fun value of each repeat is but a tangent

An Ordinary Rake: How far out is it to handle an ordinary rake as an instrument of precision.

If In Doubt: If in doubt, follow the law: sin is never greater than unity

The Desirable Scribe: The scribe is in between a barrier and a lake, wholly inaccessible and invisible to desire.

Terrestrial and Celestial: Terrestrial and celestial must be reduced to one

Oblique Equations: Her oblique trigonometric equations define zenith

Zero Media Following: The student should prove that the general rule of zero media following has many advantages

Art’s Big Secret: Art is cant, only we should not write that here

Imaginary Truth: In art we see that the truth can be imaginary

Inaccessible Church: Art is an inaccessible church

Find the Runaway Mountain: The top of a mountain is going away from the horizon. Find the mountain!

If It Cuts…: If it is, it cuts. If it cuts, it is practical.

The Hen-Seeking Pen: The hen can be found by dropping a pen in the trough.

The Easy Way to Find a Sultan: We can easily find a sultan by following the shadow of an object from dawn to sunset.

We (Still Have Thee): We sin, we can, we use. We tan, we find, we derive. And still we have thee.

How to Draw on a Larger Scale: If pot were known to us, then we could be drawing on a larger scale

Follow Me, Please!: Following me is much more practical and easily above following a hen

Silly Plane: The plane is horizontal. The plane is vertical. From this it follows that the plane is silly.