"Traffic is the puritanical landscape."
—Lisa Robertson, Rousseau's Boat
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- Sam Lohmann
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April Fools! I misquoted this the other day—it got mixed up with the movie "Bloody Sunday" I'd watched the night before, so that I wrote "protestant" instead of "puritanical." What does that say about my secret subconscious prejudices? Sorry, Lisa Robertson. This aphorism has been going (uncorrected) through my head all week anyway.
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