Try editing mustaches onto them. That might be more fun.
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Mostly I'm thinking about lunch and it's only 8.30am
How about brunch?
I need to get money out of the bank so I should take and shower and go do that, I could get some fish from the co-op while I'm over there but it's a miserable day. Why does life have to be so hard?
Sounds rough.
Some day in a future far away people won't understand that joke, and they will think you really do have crabs.
Here is what will happen: Somebody will take a hint from Frank Herbert. They'll compile a new Orange Catholic Bible, mostly made up from material taken from RF. John53 will become known as the apostle who had crabs.
Well, as long as you had fun getting them...
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Not surprised.... you might want to wear pants more often to avoid such things
Sounds like a decent promotion. I'm happy with that.
Not really, it was cold, wet and windy. And I had to interact with humans, pretending to be pleasant.
At long last I understand why Herbert called it an orange. Its taken me most of my life to figure it out.
It's a curse being irresistible but it's the cross I must bear.
I had to google Frank Herbert and I still don't get it. If it's a Dune joke I never will.
"Herbert was a minor official, notorious for his rigid and limited patterns of thought."
That sounds terrible.
2nd breakfast!
Some people like Dune. Other people like Reality TV. I can't say that Dune is very deep. It appeals mostly to people with a Christian background, because it proposes a future in which people are dealing with a skewed version of popular religions we have today. That isn't its point, but its part of the world-building that happens. It can be quite a slog to read if you are not Herbert's target audience. The movies, too, will seem very bizarre and cut up.