Page 54
By Jack Joseph Smith
to Mix Things
up,
To lie like hell,
Let that be a
blession to you
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The speaker urges mixing things up and lying like hell, then calls it a blession.
The speaker pairs a blessing with the instruction to lie like hell. The speaker gives no context to distinguish sincere advice from mockery.
In five cursive lines the page offers a short maxim: 'to Mix Things / up, / To lie like hell, / Let that be a / blession to you'.
The note pairs deliberate disorder and outright lying with the language of blessing, producing a crooked, half-joking benediction. Its cursive hand and brevity set it apart from the neighbouring basketball drafts.