Nov. 25th, 2002

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Minor revelation: satire relies heavily on intent. Hence, if intent is bunk, then satire is worthless, because who knows it's satire? Especially older satire, such as A Modest Proposal; it's trivially easy to scream "You monster!" and ignore it.
(Thanks to Prog for sparking this train of thought.)
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Normally I'd get all bitchy at Ruthanne about not bothering to show up for work. But Ruthanne not showing up means I get her hours, and if she and Brincefield flake out much more they may (fingers crossed) be out of jobs and out of my hair, so I say go to it, Ruthanne!

I'm about three-quarters of the way through Solaris, and maybe one-tenth of the way through my paper. Hard to work on the paper in the kiosk, though.

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"Jazz Fish, a saxophone playing wanderer, finds himself in Mamboland at a critical phase in his life." --Howie Green, on his book Jazz Fish Zen

Yeah. That sounds about right.

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