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Old 02-25-2009, 10:00 PM   #87
montsnmags
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Originally Posted by Nate the great View Post
We created Marc? Really? Cool.
I'm a "moral conundrum"? I've not been called one of those before. Is that a compliment, a criticism, or an observation?

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If you create something, can you uncreate that thing again too?
You need to read your Shelley again. Once you've unleashed your "hideous progeny"; set him ablaze with your Promethean fire; only the monster can unmake himself, and he's currently having too much fun.

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Originally Posted by Sparrow View Post
Is he a prototype - Marc Mark I ??
I prefer "Marc I" (I'm near as fond of association with "Mark" as I am "Marcus", and my mind tends to subsequently boil like a cauldron full of snakes).

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Adrian thingularized him to this dimension.
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Sometimes I suspect Adrian is more real than me. I wonder if I may be his imaginary friend.


On-topic: I occasionally clear out my pbooks of all the chaff I've no intent of reading, referring to or recommending ever again. I've only just done it in the last week or so. These books will go down to the secondhand bookstore at the bottom of the hill, most likely, and I'll probably dump the cash in at one of the nearby charity shops.

I suspect I'll always maintain a pbook library. In fact, if ebook supply approaches infinity through ease of copying, I wonder if a well-bound, archival pbook may become one of the "scarce goods" for some authors and their fans.

Cheers,
Marc
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