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More of a novella. Very snappily written by Roger Zelazny.

Yeah, I'm not down with that except in emergency situations or on an airplane.

I just read Damnation Alley. It was werd. I read the first three Dune ones, but none of the others.

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Dune was flawed, but I think it did a good job of trying to communicate the mysticism that was central to that rather complicated novel.

This is the most hilarious news story of the last 20-30 years. I laughed all night watching CNN. I can't believe they actually blew some up. Phattest of propers to the comic sensibilities of the Boston city government.

Doing my part here. I now must finish my latest blog entry.

I will crank something in your honor today. Have an excellent birthday!

Alan Keyes always reminds me of that character in Vonnegut's "Mother Night" - Robert Sterling Wilson, the Black Fuhrer of Harlem.

Aww. Very good writer.

Yes, but this is the finest message board in all the land. Have a happy birthday, and be proud you spent it here.

I can wait until my next compy, unless I find a copy that falls off a truck or something.

BBC NEWS Iraq report urges containment By Jonathan Marcus BBC News, Washington In a city that is increasingly tuned to bad news from Iraq, this report from the Brookings Institution, one of Washington's leading foreign policy think-tanks, makes sombre reading. "With each passing day," it says, "Iraq sinks deeper into the abyss of civil war." It argues that the Bush Administration's policy has to change "to reflect the painful reality that the US effort to bring peace and stability to Iraq has failed." Unlike last year's report from the bi-partisan Iraq Study Group, whose goal appears i

Marlboros were originally marketed as an upper-class cigarette. Weird, but it happens.

Could it be ...

I dunno. Iggy's a good guy; does he not deserve to make a buck?

"In the future, all things will be possible, as long as you have the money." - Dan Barton, 2007.

I don't have any problems seeing the Mets, but I'm not rash enough to move to the other side of the country from where my favorite team plays either. People really need to think about this kind of thing.

I would think listening to the Gameday Audio at much less price may make you feel a bit less sodomized.

"You're not gonna love everybody, and not everybody is gonna love you." - Dan Barton, 1988

What the fuck kind of film professor is she if she doesn't like David Lynch?

Hope it's a good one, man. Hugs and big ups.

And, there's the "ick factor" of being known to like Coldplay.

In evening, the morning star is just as beautiful, a perfect hole through which the pure white radiance of heaven courses through the darkening curtain of a coming cold winter night.

That was that guy who ran back the failed FG against the Giants, no? Thank him for that for me. And when I say "thank," I mean pie him in the face.