An Absurd Story [September 13.05]

An Autobiography Without Punctuation: After numerous business successes, Texter, convinced he was a genius, published his autobiography without a single period or comma. When readers protested vehemently, he added a page densely packed with only punctuation marks (.,?!;:) at the very end of the second edition, with the note, "Sprinkle them wherever you like, just like salt and pepper," and the book became a huge hit. It was the story of the luckiest person in history, whose every trap set to ruin him turned into a gold mine.