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"I Shit My Pants":
Spontaneous Ancient Literary Structure in Modern Colloquial Speech

by Clark Cooley, Ph.DL.DD.

Part VI: Call for submissions

"I Shit My Pants" source file
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In the interest of furthering the advancement of learning and increasing research efforts aimed toward interdisciplinary understanding of the phenomenon at hand, we invite the contribution of original creative work addressing these areas, especially those that utilize the multi-media capabilities afforded by electronic publication.

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