Where's the number assignation listing?
Like Margaret Mead, sometimes I get tired of identifying primitives by name, and so resort to identifying them by number. Margaret Mead did that a lot in her notes, although not in her books and articles. She apparently found it easier to keep track of them that way.
I dunno it it's going to work, but figure I should give it a try at least another week.
For your quick and easy reference, sir:
Primitive #1 - Pedro Picasso, "Atman"
Primitive #5 - the sparkling husband primitive, "Stinky The Clown"
Primitive #7 - the Rita Hayworth primitive, "Tambourine LaBamba"
Primitive #11 - the baby-talking warped primitive, "Warpy"
Primitive #18 - the prime real-estate owner primitive, "tularetom"
Primitive #19 - the Bostonian Drunkard
Primitive #43 - the shadowy primitive, "Shadow69"
Primitive #47 - the legendary herb primitive, "Mythsaje"
Primitive #61 - the grouchy old primitive, "NNN0LH1"
Primitive #1987 - the worthless freoloading bum the wily primitive, "Wiley50"
Everybody of course is utterly free to use their own ways and means of identifying primitives; this is just mine. If I find it doesn't work, because I like having readers, I'll try something different.
That's life; if one thing doesn't work, trying another thing.
