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	njrick Author USA SUBSCRIBER Posts: 2974	#21 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 03:26
blimp: Another reason may be they are better writers! James Joyce touches on the subject in one of his short stories. It will have a great effect on the reader because of his skill as a writer. Surely you're not suggesting even the possibility that Mr. Joyce may be a better author than I!

	jimisim Author England SUBSCRIBER Posts: 659	#22 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 13:18
njrick: Surely you're not suggesting even the possibility that Mr. Joyce may be a better author than I! You may not be a better author; but you may be a better short,light bedtime read! Jim

	Februs Tech Support England SUBSCRIBER Posts: 2224	#23 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 14:29
jimisim: You may not be a better author; but you may be a better short,light bedtime read! Jim And, fortunately, your sentences tend to be much shorter.

	Alef Author Norway Posts: 1033	#24 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 14:45
jimisim: but you may be a better short,light bedtime read! I beg to differ! I find Finnegans Wake perfect for falling asleep!

	blimp Author England Posts: 1366	#25 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 18:04
How is it we end up comparing Rick with James Joyce? Which one of them would be the most flattered I wonder? Alef: I beg to differ! I find Finnegans Wake perfect for falling asleep! Try the Dubliners instead Alef! If that doesn't inspire you to stay awake then you are suffering from a terminal case of Philistinism!!

	corncrake Author Scotland Posts: 348	#26 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 18:16
blimp: Try the Dubliners instead ... particularly if it's the 'Dubliners' folk group! I defy anyone to sleep through their rousing music Sorry to lower the tone!

	Alef Author Norway Posts: 1033	#27 \| Posted: 12 Oct 2011 18:41
blimp: you are suffering from a terminal case of Philistinism!! Fortunately it takes an immensely long time to die from Philistinism, at least according to my observations. I plan to finish Proust first, and then turn to Rick's oeuvre. I may substitute Edith Piaf for the Dubliners while reading Proust. What do the listen to over in New Jersey? Bruce Springsteen?

	njrick Author USA SUBSCRIBER Posts: 2974	#28 \| Posted: 13 Oct 2011 01:24
Februs: And, fortunately, your sentences tend to be much shorter. Perhaps that is due only to the fine work of our validators. Alef: I find Finnegans Wake perfect for falling asleep! zzzzzZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz blimp: How is it we end up comparing Rick with James Joyce? Wouldn't the better question be 'how would we NOT?' (Notice how I dare make this claim on a thread about 'plausibility'?) corncrake: Sorry to lower the tone! No apologies necessary! Alef: What do the listen to over in New Jersey? Believe it or not, we aren't limited to listening to homegrown music, due to modern technology.... like, for instance, the phonograph.

	canadianspankee Member Canada Posts: 1686	#29 \| Posted: 13 Oct 2011 02:33
njrick: Believe it or not, we aren't limited to listening to homegrown music, due to modern technology.... like, for instance, the phonograph. Oh sure...boast why don't you? Not everyone has power in the house you know...gee..I thought you were more aware of your Canadian cousins.

	njrick Author USA SUBSCRIBER Posts: 2974	#30 \| Posted: 13 Oct 2011 02:55
canadianspankee: njrick: we aren't limited to listening to homegrown music Not everyone has power in the house you know...gee..I thought you were more aware of your Canadian cousins. Now why would I be including Canadian cousins within "we"?

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