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Book recommendation: Finally got to Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle" over the weekend. Really enjoyed it. It's not long, but packs in a bunch of ideas.
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Enjoy it with a nice ice-9-cooled beverage. -- nm
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Baron of the Rings (aka BaronWasteland)
Aug 4 '21, 10:09
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the ice-9 concept is terrifying to me -- nm
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Jovian
Aug 4, 10:53
Definitely my favorite Vonnegut. -- nm
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Baron of the Rings
Aug 4, 10:15
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I still gravitate towards Slaughterhouse-Five, but the short story Harrison Bergeron is foundational to my politic psyche.
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Name Withheld By Request
Aug 4, 10:18
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As a yoot, Harrison Bergeron blew me away. Didn't even make the connection to him until after I read 3 or 4 of his novels. -- nm
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Baron of the Rings
Aug 4, 10:24
I know you'll have a good time then -- nm
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con_carne
Aug 4, 10:20
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