Positively 4th Street – And then I was eaten by a grue. -- Jerz's Literacy Weblog (est. 1999)

Thanks to my colleague, Josh Sasmor.

The badly-indented long quotation is close enough now that the stink of its hot, fetid breath hits you like a wave.
>hint
You’re a postgraduate student.
>make lasso out of tough fibres of pure cynicism
You quickly knot a lasso together.
>lasso quotation
The badly-indented long quotation grunts as your lasso circles its neck, pulling it over sideways into the mud. —Positively 4th Street – And then I was eaten by a grue..

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