Re: Robert Jordan has passed away

On Oct 3, 1:07 pm, Ilya the Recusant <q...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In a not so bright galaxy nowhere near intelligent space, Brinner
>
> <keating.br...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >On Oct 2, 2:23 am, Ilya the Recusant <q...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >> In a not so bright galaxy nowhere near intelligent space, Brinner
> >> >How are tricks anyway? How are you mispending your life these days?
>
> >> Getting my MA in publi****ng in this funny sunburnt country, out in
the
> >> wanky eastern state of New South Wales. Not too bad here. Not the
> >> world's best beer, but hey - you pays your money and takes your
> >> chances.
>
> >You're in Australia these days? That passed me by. I bet it some
> >change from the godforsaken frozen north :).
>
> **** man, is it ever. It hit 35 C today. This is a temperature I've
> never before experienced. And it's only going to get hotter.

That is indeed hot as ****.

>
> >> What's shakin' with you, kemosabe?
>
> >Not a whole lot really, still raging silently againest a machine I'm
> >not sure exists. Got very depressed about politics lately, nearly gave
> >up.
>
> Politics simply is. Just be aware. Getting sucked into it is useless.

Ah sure I know that, but it doesn't stop me. We just re elected a
useless goverment you see. All the left wing parties lost seats as
well after good gains in the last general election, with really
annoyed me.

> >I'm actually heading to the aformentioned frozen north just after
> >Christmas and then on to the Socialist Paradise in the the Carribean
> >(Cuba, that is).
>
> Eat some poutine while up in my other home-away-from-home. Your life
> will be the better for it.

I am not a poutine fan TBH, but I'll do it for you. I shall defineatly
be hitting La Bel Provence at some stage for some steamies if I get to
Montreal.

> >Other than that, the status quo has been maintained.
>
> This is good, bad, or neither?

Indifferent news more than anything.

Brinner