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... Well, having changed the subject line so those not interested need not apply, and as the first "jumper" I shall proceed to enlighten you :-) Fafhrd and...
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If we're talking Leiber books, let's not forget the classic (well if it's not it should be!) "A Spectre Is Haunting Texas" Steve...
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... Interesting take, Frank. This is one of those things that sometimes make me think I might be too literal-minded. I'd just taken it at face value that it ...
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... drew ... I'd like to think we're better than that. I'd like to think that, when we find it necerssary to take that ultimate step, and deprive someone of...
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... I don't think the gang at National Public Radio are discreet enough to make it in the espionage field. I guess they tried it in the mid-eighties, and Terry...
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... Actually Frank I think you're conflating two scenes - the fancy tomb was definitely Vonnegut's - the protagonist describes him as someone who invented a...
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In a message dated 97-03-01 11:19:33 EST, you write: << Actually Frank I think you're conflating two scenes - the fancy tomb was definitely Vonnegut's - the...
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... You're forgetting the Kdaptist heresy ("You were raised a Kdaptist, weren't you?"), and of course the Kzin official religion (or it wouldn't be heresy) and...
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... Let's not! but I didn't mention it because its been ages since I read it and I could recall precious little about it (though I do seem to remember quite...
Mark Barltrop
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Mar 1, 1997
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... I can't have anything but regret for the victims and their families. And, I'll still hoist one to the deaths of Hitler and Stalin, too (Niven made me a...
Frank W. Moore
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Mar 2, 1997
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... Well, it is funny that when I first read it I thought immediately 'L. Ron Hubbard' and a number of you thought Vonnegut. Did Niven or Pournelle ever say...
Frank W. Moore
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Mar 2, 1997
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... I will stand corrected, and I beg ignorance because I never even finished the only Vonnegut novel I ever attempted (Slapstick). Just didn't care for him. ...
Frank W. Moore
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Mar 2, 1997
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<<Probably why I became a Republican in a family of Democrats and (dare I say it) Communists.>> French saying: A person who isn't a socialist at 20 is a...
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<<snip>> ... The only thing I've ever heard on that topic was back in '78 or '79. At a con somewhere, LN was allegedly asked if they had anyone in mind when...
Steve Ellis
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A little _Inferno_ research (slow weekend) The stuff I remembered about the fellow with the "So It Goes" tomb was correct, but as Frank said, L Ron was in the...
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Mar 3, 1997
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... Witness the popularity of Levi's Jeans in the streets of Moscow. And how many of you, U.S.-based or not, do NOT have the following things in your towns: ...
David Lambert
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Mar 3, 1997
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... For those who are interested, this is a quote from Dave Sim's excellent comic book "Cerebus." Another excellent comic book, and one that seems...
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Mar 3, 1997
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... kevin> ps: we do have some rather odd salesmen here in Austin kevin> though, if that's not being too redundant! :-o yes, especially the religious ones......
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... Thanks! At least I am not going insane faster than I expected :-) ... Frank W. Moore Auctoritas Software Voice: (916) 726-2025 Fax: (916) 726-4746 ...
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Mar 3, 1997
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... I heard Niven say during a panel at a convention that He and JP are colaborating on a magic story, that involves, of all things, Jack and the Beanstalk....
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IIRC, Niven had postulated that the "Transfer booth" technology ahd destroyed all cultural barriers, making the world effectively a "Global Village." For other...
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... Well, I'm certainly not US based, but I've never heard of "Starbuck's Coffee". The only thing called "The Gap" I know of certainly isn't what you're...
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Mar 3, 1997
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A while back somebody mentioned that Pratchett's STRATA is a satire of Ringworld. Well, I found this at the semi-official Terry Practhett site, ... The whole...
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... Well, we have the one, the only, the unique KOSHER McDonalds. And they said it couldn't be done! We don't have Starbucks, though. Sigh....
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... Didn't Winston Churchill say something like that: "A young man who is not a liberal has no heart, an old man who is not a conservative has no head." Or...
Frank W. Moore
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Mar 4, 1997
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... Starbuck's Coffee? You know, I've been all over the U.S., most of England, and parts of Europe, and I've never heard of Starbuck's Coffee! Guess I lead a...
carrol l. fry
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whether this is campus folklore or not, it is funny and we've broached the topic before of how some of the listmembers are not that happy with some of the...
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... Well, *I* can't walk 10 meters without hitting a Starbucks (McCoffee), but then again I live in Seattle. I remember going to California this summer I ...
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So did anyone in the US catch our favorite author on The Learning Channel last night (3/3/97)? The show is called Science Frontiers, and they are doing a...
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... OH! Then it isn't too late to find someone with cable! ... He probably did. They probably cut it. They always cut out the interesting bits. I think...
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