Doug Pensinger wrote:
>
> I'm sure a lot of you have read the Heinlein, but this was my first
> attempt since I threw The Cat who Walks through Walls across the room,
> unfinished, many years ago.
"Cat" is the worst possible "First Heinlein" to read. It makes too
many references to other books,
Alberto wrote:
>
>
> "Cat" is the worst possible "First Heinlein" to read. It makes too
> many references to other books, it should be Heinlein's _last_.
Cat wasn't my first Heinlein, I'd read a few others including Stranger in a
Strange Land which I enjoyed.
[The Moon is a Harsh Mistress]
> > T
Doug Pensinger wrote:
>
>
>> "Cat" is the worst possible "First Heinlein" to read. It makes too
>> many references to other books, it should be Heinlein's _last_.
>
> Cat wasn't my first Heinlein, I'd read a few others including
> Stranger in a Strange Land which I enjoyed.
>
Ok, but "Cat" ma
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
How is The Number of the Beast? I read an excerpt from the book
way back before it was published (in Omni) and was hot to read
the book after that but for one reason or the other never
picked it up.
If you didn't like "Cat" you probably won't like "Number". OTOH,
it ma
>
> Things do not look overly promising for the protesters, but if they manage
> to make it through tomorrow without their heads being cracked Iranian
> public sentiment may swing decisively in their direction. It really
> depends on how hard the Supreme Ayatollah swings back at them.
>
> We shou
Dan wrote:
> >
> > Things do not look overly promising for the protesters, but if they
> manage
> > to make it through tomorrow without their heads being cracked Iranian
> > public sentiment may swing decisively in their direction. It really
> > depends on how hard the Supreme Ayatollah swings ba
>Whatever the final outcome Ahmadinejad's position has to have been severely
weakened.
>As he's a nut case, this is a very good thing.
OK, I'll agree that his position with some factions within the ruling elite
has been lowered. The real question, of course, it what is the position of
the Supre
On 6/22/2009 7:36:48 PM, Dan M (dsummersmi...@comcast.net) wrote:
> >
> > Things do not look overly promising for the protesters, but if they
> manage
> > to make it through tomorrow without their heads being cracked Iranian
> > public sentiment may swing decisively in their direction. It really
>
>From a website run by Anonymous (the group):
http://iran.whyweprotest.net/news-current-events/1966-green-brief-6-niteowl.html
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