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[jazzfish]

thanks to the wonder of the internet, i have a hardback copy of _foucault's pendulum_. it is large, and it contains multitudes.

i also have a vertigo tarot. it is one of the coolest tarots i've ever seen.

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You misspeak, sir.

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

Jeremy Turner was large, and contained multitudes. :)

(I have it in paperback at home somewhere, never quite managed to finish it.)

Re: You misspeak, sir.

[jazzfish]

wow... jeremy turner... i haven't thought about him in ages.

actually, it was Uncle Walt first, in _Song of Myself_:

Do I contradict myself?
Very well, then. I contradict myself.
I am large. I contain multitudes.

It's good, but a bit slow, and long. I'm contemplating tackling it again next, but the 500pp fantasy novel I'm currently reading, I've been working on since at least the end of July...

Re: You misspeak, sir.

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

Any idea what happened to that boy?
I figured it wasn't original, but he's the only one I've heard say it. :)
I finally picked up LotR again.. but since I was still in the Prologue, I'm really starting it for the first time. I hadn't read a page in over a month, before I picked it up a few days ago.

Jeremy Turner...

[jazzfish]

I have no idea whatsoever. I'd like to, though. IIRC, John Michael Harding was closer to him than I was, so he might know.

Re: Jeremy Turner...

[skreidle.livejournal.com]

I've no idea who that is.. and no info in the TJ directory on Jeremy, of course. I suppose his family could still be in Manassas, but unless I can remember what street he lived on, I doubt "Turner, in Manassas" would suffice.
And, I'm not that motivated or curious. :)