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"fast and loose" was VERY sloppy language on my part. Q's precision is a YUGE part of what has me so intrigued, perhaps because that precision can take multiple forms in the same text (layers). Conversely, I was very IMPRECISE with my choice of words. "Fast and loose" suggests "breaks the rules when convenient" or doesn't strictly adhere to the rules of the rules. While most observers don't perceive the whole of the "rules" with 20/20 clarity, I'm am persuaded to think that it's quite possible they've been thoroughly spelled out and adhered to. I shuld have used language to more precisely convey that the "left is right" and "think mirror" and "up is down" drops, combined with careful observation, almost certainly suggest that means that… oh…. say 116 could be a form of 911, and 11 can be 55… etc. All well within the comms as laid out, though. "Fast and loose" demonstrates the error of action that precedes thoughtful preparedness.