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 S_C_ET C_DE B_OK

 

 

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NO!   FASTER!!

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PICASSO BUTTERFLY PROLOGUE

Picasso was "born"  at a time and place so secret we will not tell you where or when (kind of like Picasso is in witness protection), but soon, that information will be disclosed.  

 

We can't tell you either that Picasso is a boy or girl, though it may take a few days to see the logic in this secret. But that too will be disclosed if you sign an NDA. More about that later. When we finally tell you, you'll probably think... "Oh I get it.  That's completely logical."  For now, we'll refer to Picasso with the pronouns her or him, he or she in an effort to protect his/her identity.

NDA? There's a hidden decoder page here somewhere. Once found, it will give you this and other information and events as they happen. But at this very moment comes a hint.  

 

HINT: There is a samurai who knows way too much. She has clues for you. Read on and keep an eye out for her. 

INTERESTING FACTS:  

1. While most boys and girls have taste receptors on their tongues, our Picasso has taste receptors on her feet. This may be a first!  Imagine walking along a salty tasting beach or running under a grove of trees and tasting peaches: "Oh! Peach trees!" 

 

2. And while all boys and girls (and their parents) constantly shed their dead skin cells over their entire lifetime***, our Picasso's skin will be shed all at once and this will happen 4 more times before our Picasso is all grown-up.  

 

***That's why there are bathtub rings (composed of soap scum and dead skin cells.  Not a pretty picture. Here's an experiment: find a dusty place in your home, then run your finger over the surface like this:

Dead skin cells.  That's right. Twenty to fifty percent of dust in our homes is made up of ... you guessed it... dead skin cells. 

Don't believe me:  go to Wikipedia and look up "dust".

 

 

  

 

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For now we can tell you that it was October when Picasso began preparing for a very long (zero-carbon) journey. Usually, flying is a high carbon event, but our Picasso has formulated a way to fly while maintaining a zero-carbon footprint.  I bet Quantas Airlines would like that formula?