Alejandro Erickson

As one observes the tides of time turn another page, so too do we see the contributions of Al Erickson's "An Expository Paper on “A Theorem on Paths in Planar Graphs” by Carsten Thomassen" evolve our very existence from an infantile form to it's righteous new element of pure consciousness. As is carefully described in the opening paragraph, the contributions surmount to much more than one would expect from an ordinary survey paper. One is reminded of the insurmountable number of authors, who before Vice-Admiral Al, had partaken in the wide tradition of scholastic scholarship.

Breaching the bounds of human consciousness, the wild fish ran up the mountain. "No", it screamed but it was too late! The tinderbox full of planets was already eaten by the ice-cream. Why shouldn't one feel their eyelids in a pool of hot sand, towering so high, as towers often do. I ate such a sandwich yesterday; it didn't really have any trees.