From: mloy@iupui.edu (Mark Loy)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan
Subject: Re: Paperback VS. Hardcover
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 10:34:14 -0500

In article <MPG.16c0e844cb865139896e4@news.cis.dfn.de>, Amy Gray
<agray@kumc.edu> wrote:

> In article <slrna5e96j.14k8.viren@jabberwock.cigital.com>, Viren R. Shah 
> uttered...

<talkin' 'bout breasts and books and reading, oh my...btw, que pasa,
Viren?  Long time, no see.  How's life treatin' you?>

> > Hmmm.....neglected to think that process thru. But I can see how that
> > might affect the book's visibility. Tho one could always perch the
> > book atop one's breasts, but only if one were a little on the
> > masochistic side. 
>  
> Somehow I don't think that would work, either, even aside from the 
> discomfort factor.
> 
> Further evidence that breasts just Get In The Way.

I'm right with you, Amy.

Damn those onerous things!  Damn them to the very most fathomess levels of
Hell and beyond for having the audacity to get in the way of good God
fearin' folk such as we be a representative there of!  Fuck them and the
whores they rode in on, I say!!  Fuck 'em, fuck 'em all!  Or at the very
least, a tongue lashing!  Yeah!  And maybe even a golden shower of
disdainful piteous contempt and retribution!

That's right, that's right...there's no holding back, now.  This is
Fargin' War!!  

Have any and all offending mammalian outcroppings thoroughly scrubbed and
purified, with the nipples cold-dipped erect in cleansing elixirs of
frankinsence and mur, and brought to my domicile pronto sost I can
commence the unmerciful holy slather fuck of justice that they are long
overdue a gettin'.











ML