In article <g04hdn$8a2$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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James Nicoll <jdnicoll@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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>In article <1jw7tzgrtvfrc.9t5wo5dh14i1$.dlg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Alexey Romanov <alexey_r@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>On 1 May 2008 12:33:24 -0400, James Nicoll wrote:
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>>> Title Author Publication
>>> Date
>>
>>> KITTY TAKES A HOLIDAY Vaughn, Carrie
>>>
>>> One of Kitty's friends has to deal with an unwanted life-style
>>> change while another is forced to deal with the startling revelation
>>> that killing helpless people is illegal in several jurisdictions in
USA [1].
>>>
>>> I love the Kitty novels but her friend****p with a couple of the
>>> sup****ting characters is as odd as Barak Obama having a Grand Wizard
of
>>> the Klu Klux Klan as a close personal friend. I'm all for having a
wide
>>> variety of friends but I draw the line at people whose lifestyle seems
to
>>> depend on shooting people like me.
>>>
>>> 1: Unless you're a cop and the person being shot is black, in which
case
>>> it's still OK.
>>
>>They aren't shooting "people like Kitty" (i.e. werewolves, vampires,
etc.)
>>in general, only the rogue ones. And WVEs kill rogues as well.
>
> Yeah, and I'm sure if we asked the KKK would have said they
>only went after rogue Negroes, Jews and Catholics. There's no reason
>to think that properly-briefed cops couldn't deal with the various
>spookies that break the law and less reason for a werewolf to hang
>out with people who seem to have made hunting werewolves a central
>part of their lives.
And Buffy would never fall for Angel, and it sure didn't make sense
that Romeo & Juliet would fall in love..
Contra-logical love matches are a staple of fiction
Ted
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