-... That's nothing. I saw a man eating tuna in the cafe next door.
I've noticed that ambiguity is creeping in to Robert's posts of late. I think that it's because he's risen to the challenge to write longer posts. To do this he copies and pastes - usually without attribution to the original - and inserts into his narrative. That'd be OK apart from the plagiarisation but, unfortunately, his own narrative doesn't gel with that of people who can write proper sentences "like wot they wrote".
Here are some snippets from Robert's recent posts that are open to interpretation:
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A popular post.
John Le Carre, Stephen King, Thomas Pynchon, J.D. Sallinger, J.K. Rowling and even Charles Dickens went unnoticed for quite some time. I like to think that sometime in the future my posts will be discovered and treasured.
I enjoyed the clips.
This post shows a lot of promise, I promise never to read it again.
Robert the quite a few different things
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