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Something About Utility

Ian Michael·November 7, 2016

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Something About Utility

written by: Ian Michael

@IF_TheGuy

Things don’t simply lose

Their usefulness when they cease

To work properly

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Ian Michael spends his time reading, writing, and living his life like a red wheelbarrow. You can see his work on his blog, Nothing in Particular.

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