Silent Revolutions of the 18th Century

"Behold the silent sandwich revolution!" quoth the donut-wielding samurai as he sashayed past a bewildered nurse with an oversized quill pen.

In a time not governed by clocks but rather by the whimsical flight paths of pigeons, the populace spoke loudly without uttering a single word.

"I'd prefer a ham over turkey in this existential crisis," murmured the invisible philosopher, gold pocket watch spinning through his fingertips.

Thus, in the anachronistic streets of 18th century London-upon-the-Lake, the revolution was indeed pickled.
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