... and, it's gone! Everything is back to normal ... the giant oak trees still migrate each year to the south ...
Looks like it's stopped ...
On reading the three statements, I think the RWA's is the most effective. No judgments. No condemnation. Not even dismay. Just a statement of fact: Harlequin no longer meets the RWA's definition of "eligible publisher" and won't be treated as such.
That's the way to do it.
Of course, you realize this means war.
If you'll take some unsolicited advice from a stranger: this is classic depressive behavior. He's trying to push you away not because he doesn't love you but because he loves you too much to have you see him the way he's emotionally feeling now. The hospital is doing the right thing by watching him and they shouldn't let him out until he stabilizes emotionally. Stay strong.
#934: And I read that as Alan Moore.
And, if this links to a scam spyware-remover, potentially dangerous.
The definitive answer to the quintessential tech interview question has now been given: "to keep texting teenagers from falling in".
Dead mule punk
Forty acres and a punk.
I remember the feeling of hope for the world then, and can't even imagine feeling that way now.
#150: I want to see Lovelace and Babbage do this.
Coming soon: a revival of a 1970s English cultural movement.
PunkPunk.
#606: At the bookstore yesterday, I saw that Thomas Disch's novelization of "The Prisoner" is back in print, with a blurb something like "inspiration for the new series!"
@132: Reverse the polarity!
#491: That's what's wrong with mundane literature today. No good dragon/car slash.
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