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153 [Pythagoras Believed in Denim] Pythagoras believed in denim. His tears made him notorious. Wannabe stunts accomplished some taunts. His digits were strict, a stupor’s project begun with gymnastics in the mortise and teasing in the aggregate. His pure ligament entered a fountain grubby with studies. For lurk, before sleuth, only teamsters were allowed to tell what they learned. The “number” is an estrangement—deft of weave—southward for lust and hoof and breakfast and vents. Everything is political, of course, even famines and epidemics which have now been overcome.