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Source thinks CM pretty good wordster read Comments re article 51111 Anonymous tipsters sends link to LWC Institutional FactbookLetter from frequent reader and Known, Trusted, and Reliable Source I love CM. So informative. So educational. On how many online magazines do you reckon one might find the phrase, beyond the ken? KTRS -Thanks, Known, Trusted, and Reliable Source, for your astute (unique, too), observation skills. If you could comprehend just how colossal Anonymous Tipster's ken is, it might cause even you much damned astonishment. We're still studying A.T.'s message, "Beyond the ken," to see if it is one of those encrytograms we're always getting. One resident enigmatologist is scrutinizing the ultimate and (three letters) of the antepenultimate syllables - whatever in the pluperfect hell that means. Best I can tell - and I've met this being on rare delightful occasions -A.T. may be a friendly alien - a good E.T. -EW This story was posted on 2012-04-06 09:20:50
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