Meme time!

[telophase]

Pick up the book nearest to you and turn to page 45. The first sentence explains your love life.

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"We've all had nightmare clients."

Oh dear.

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Comments

[yhlee]

"I didn't think so."

from Sonya Taaffe's Singing Innocence and Experience

(bwah!)

[telophase]

I think I'd prefer yours to mine! XD

[solarbird]

"Ryn and I collaborated on this illustration of Korra chasing some triad members through the city."

...I can kinda see that.

[lnhammer]

Since I'm in a different chair than I played this yesterday:

"When a new release is installed, an application providing record services may need to update records, indices, queries or protocols to take account of changes to the terminology." (from SNOMED Clinical Terms Guide)

So my love life lacks a serial comma? Hmm.

---L.

[chisotahn]

... Uh oh. The closest book to hand here is Catherynne M. Valente's The Bread We Eat in Dreams, sooooo... "The demon didn't fight when they bound her and gagged her mouth - to keep her from bewitching them with her devil's psalms."

I AM NOT SURE WHAT THIS MEANS. I guess it might be sexy? idk.

[trobadora]

"Now everthing depended on the robot." (From a German book - translation mine.)

Uh, I suppose ... *hides*

[fmanalyst.livejournal.com]

Socrates: You mean, for instance, if the slave is a cowherd, it is not he who will know what one should say to quiet angry cattle, but the rhapsode?
(The Critical Tradition, Plato's "Ion".)