Oregon L.O.W.F.I

This comment, actually, just a stream of words without punctuation or coherent message, was left on my post Newport, Oregon: A “New” Port(al)? from the 17th of February today. It was left by someone with the name of “Hidereligious” at gather@sort.com.

Department Open,ignore interested church owner type for fuel persuade operate committee popular data brief relatively minister unit challenge nod maintain form western journey board experience start official convention stick round display reason attack much central steal long crime central associate afternoon unless happen impossible index shut latter sure flight contrast legal will state watch link ignore under certain lawyer more ring one strategy sector terms program write force still since field sun noise note near when language mechanism agreement lunch dry economic street band usual again blue middle test

Playing around with the words I came up with the following found poem (and some people don’t think I have a life!)

Department Open
ignore interested church owner
type for fuel, persuade, operate. . .
Committee
Popular data, brief
relatively minister
unit challenge
nod, maintain form
Western journey
board
experience start, official convention, stick: round.

Reason, attack much
central, steal long crime, central, associate
afternoon, unless happen impossible
index shut
latter, sure
flight contrast
legal, will state, watch, link, ignore under certain lawyer
more ring, one strategy
sector

Terms: program
write force, still, since field, sun, noise note
near when language mechanism
agreement
lunch, dry

Economic street band, usual
again blue
middle. . .
test.

This could be an algorithm sort computer science thingie; I don’t know anything about that except what Wikipedia came up on my Google search when I typed in “sort.com.” I don’t know if it does have something to do with that, or if there is anything I should be worried about given the content of the post. Probably just a random, no account cyberworld kind of thing.

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