Extraordinary Discourse 085





Doodle Tonguing






A gigantic cultural potluck offering countless dishes to sample.
Sue Rosenthal
describing the third phase of socialism.



Let us meet the new era of abundance with self-chosen work and freedom…
Ivan Illich,
A Call To Celebration




Less than 3% of DNA’s function involves protein manufacture; more than ninety percent functions in the realm of bioacoustic and bioelectric signalling.
Dr. Leonard Horowitz





        Pagan
Parenthetical
        Party Out Of Office
        Parvenue
        Peripheral
Perk
        Picnic
Pluralist
        Pot luck
        Precession(al)
        Pro-fanum
        Provisional
        Quiddity
Rakish
        Random
        Ratios
        Relations
        Renegade
        Richochet
        Rogue
         Secular
Sheds
         Sideline
         Situational
         Spare  (spare change, spare person)
Spinoffs
Sporadic
         Stenochoric: of a plant or animal-  not widely distributed              
geographically.
          Stray
          Subjunctive
Subversive

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