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It literally took me a good 20 seconds to figure out what was. . . off. . . about the first photo in this great post by Emily at SheChive. Sigh. ;)
Thanks to Jake for the heads-up!
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Richard Dawkins is heading to the US heartland for a series of speaking engagements:
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Ooo cool. I've been looking forward to that. The HPLHS has also done some excellent cds. "Shoggoth on the Roof" (a filk of "Fiddler on the Roof") is loads of fun and their Scary Solstice albums are the perfect anodyne to typical holiday music. I don't have to hear the Little Drummer Boy any longer since I can now substitute the words to "Little Rare Books Room". Much better!
And their Call of Cthulhu silent film!
Iâve been to Lovecraftâs grave, Swan Point Cemetery, Providence. But my memory of it is strangely vague.
Probably a case of things Man was not meant to know.
"The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents."