Thank God you're here to set us straight. The last three or four generations to read this book may missed the clues.

As far as I recall, there are only white people in A Wrinkle in Time and A Wind in The Door, so there is only the drawing of some possible conclusions from that. But the later sequels, which I DON'T recommend, involve themselves charmlessly in the colonization of the New World and are overtly racist, so there's…

Revelations.

OP, I got that same analysis, which I still agree with, from a college roommate back not long after this song came out in the '80s. Then "Paranoid" came on and we all headbanged for while. Relevaltions. Mood shifts.

That sounded like a threat, I didn;t mean it like that,

No, we don't just have different ideas You should go away.

You don't hear that? It's possible that we're listening to different versions, since it's bootlegs. Where can I get yours?

We shouln't mess with this.

Agree with the OP. That dog looks taxidermed.

It could use a lot more subtraction. I've listened to the whole thing now, and what songs could stand on their own (not most of them) could definitely benefit from being extracted from their dense casings of '80's style arrangements and overproduction.

Stoner Ted Danson is worth some time, if you've got some time to spare, but overall you're right.

Is there a relatively safe source for this?
Because I went looking for the torrent the second I saw the article and ran into malicious software on my first try, as I often do, from a combination of stupidity and bad luck

Going back to then,
Ssnce I haven't seen it since. I was so engrossed and loving it right up to where Mother Sister said "Burn it." And then I went cold.

I think it was supposed to be a ceramic gun, which may or may not really exist, but have been in some movies. The point of them is to get through metal detectors.

You're wrong, The Motherfucking Shore Patrol. There's no sex scandal and Obama won. We were going to get in this no matter what, but the Europeans are actually participating in a meaningful way and paying for some of it. Compared to our usual, where we do all of the dying and paying, this is like genius.

Why am I thinking of Josie and the Pussycats? Something about the dancing. That was like pesticide. No, what's pesticide for humans? Nerve gas!

I think the history of Lanre told by Skarpi means that Haliax can't die, unless the world itself dies. If so, that's his motivation. And from what Kvothe overheard the Chandrian saying, Haliax has complete control of the rest of them.

SPOILER thread, continued.

The comparison between Hogwarts and the University is valid, but to me the University has more in common with Roke. When Elodin is describing the old days of the university, when Naming was the primary discipline, it sounds like the University might be the larger, more like one of our universities, latter-day…

I will be mollified if there is one in print.