So oddly enough our above analysis might not have been wrong prima facie, but instead lost in the weeds of perception.
All evidence would seem to point to Western Europe, yet oddly enough the above describes the state of a millennial era United States.
There is a curious chumminess of diction: we find the phrase "baching it," "rock" oddly employed above and then in "Flanagan, a rock in a crisis," a manuscript called a "script," Hemingway's prose described as "carefully beveled" (chiseled?), and the word "dope" used, by my count, six times to mean "information," only once with quotation marks to indicate slang.
Meanwhile, the add music option is oddly hovering above next to another add photo button, the sharing option and an edit button.
Then it stopped raining and beyond the lawn and outbuildings in front of my cottage I saw fields with stripped trees on the boundaries of each field; and far away, depending on the light, glints of a little river, glints which sometimes appeared, oddly, to be above the level of the land.
Thinking about it now, I'd probably just walk up to the ATM and do my business, ignoring the HUGE FREAKING ODDLY SHAPED MIRROR above the PIN pad.
The head scarf issue here seems oddly disembodied — a theory floating above daily life.
One of the things that first drew us together as friends was a shared love of British horror films; particularly the above pair and, oddly enough, a shared memory of one particular bonfire night when the BBC showed Carry On Screaming.
His cap sits askew on his bald head, just above his oddly folded ears.
The loss of Reed feels deep and, above all, oddly personal.
Many seemed to personally favor precision-cut bangs, squared crowns, spiky flattops and wildly cresting mohawks, that last looking oddly fresh on Carlos Sanchez (above).
