JKendallDane
Plot Bunny Herder
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Well, I can't say I recommend anyone "exiting" to the U.S. right now. It's a little surreal here.![]()
It's kind of like living in a Monty Python movie.
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Well, I can't say I recommend anyone "exiting" to the U.S. right now. It's a little surreal here.![]()
It's kind of like living in a Monty Python movie.
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I tend to think more in terms of dystopian fiction, but that's what I'm writing so I guess I'm biased.Well, that is one way of looking at it.I tend to think more in terms of dystopian fiction, but that's what I'm writing so I guess I'm biased.
As Joss Whedon says, make it as dark as you want but then, for the love of God, tell a joke!
That was good.Ha!That was good.
Okay, I will say this. The Darwin Awards are funny, up until someone dies. When someone dies for their stupidity, it ceases to be funny for me.
Right! Darwinian fitness is measured only by long-term reproductive success. Dying doesn't matter if you've already left your genes behind.
Tio, you really must stop stripping off in strange places and leaving your clothes behind.
Oh. No. Sorry. You were talking genes, weren't you? Not jeans.![]()
Hrm, the Justinian Code explains so much right now.
The Golden Rule: He who has the gold rules!
My brother was once blathering on about how the only reason for the crash position they tell you to take in airplane crashes is to limit heads snapping off necks because they don't want pictures of headless bodies at crash sites. I had to quietly point out, "Don't you think there's a better chance of survival if your head is still attached to your body?"HaMy brother was once blathering on about how the only reason for the crash position they tell you to take in airplane crashes is to limit heads snapping off necks because they don't want pictures of headless bodies at crash sites. I had to quietly point out, "Don't you think there's a better chance of survival if your head is still attached to your body?"
Haha, yes.Perspective Is Quite a Thing
Oh my. Well, on the one hand, we are our own worst critics.
On the other hand . . .
"It's vital to remember who you really are. It's very important. It isn't a good idea to rely on other people or things to do it for you. They always get it wrong."
~ Sir Terry Pratchett
So many good quotes from him.![]()
"I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it." --Terry Pratchett

You have to think outside the box because there's usually a cat occupying it.
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I recently read about a character who had been told he had traveled through time but rather assumed he was either dreaming or in a coma. He was told his friend had died. "I suddenly had an understanding of Schroedinger's cat on a whole new level."
The last cat who owned me died at the age of 16. The vet said that that was a fine old age for a cat. Schrodinger's cat (if he or she is occasionally alive) must be at least 80 years old! I'm impressed.![]()
I rather suspect the box itself has disintegrated by now.
"Why don't they make the whole plane out of that black box stuff." --Stephen Wright
Ha! That makes sense if you'd like something to be visible.
I learn so much in this thread. It's practically the NPR of Lit.![]()
That maks me wonder what the combined age of the people who typically post in here would be? They say wisdom comes with age, though wisdom and knowledge are not really the same thing. Still, as a librarian who has done a fair bit of research I think I should get a handicap, like, double my age.