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April 28, 2009 at 9:59 pm #2558
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    Strings of Nines

    “Inter: S. Tring!” called the man with the clipboard. “Over there to the right, please.” He looked down at his orientation list.

    “Soft: Lee Spoken! Wait over there on the left please, Lee, no pushing! Form an orderly continuous line please. Right, what have we next…. Common: Dee Nominator, behind me in the big corral please, plenty of room at the back.”

    The World Organization for Continuity & Categorization, or WOCC for short, was based in China. The organizations main project was to categorize everyone in the world and label them, so that everyone would appreciate differences and accept them, by force if necesary.

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