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]]> Comment on March of the Darwinists by maggie@at-the-bay.com http://bruitin.com/?p=856&cpage=1#comment-1845 maggie@at-the-bay.com Mon, 16 Aug 2010 22:23:23 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=856#comment-1845 Oh, that is good news - a new novel - better than a blog really - but you must continue with your blemoir surely. Oh, that is good news – a new novel – better than a blog really – but you must continue with your blemoir surely.

]]> Comment on March of the Darwinists by Chris http://bruitin.com/?p=856&cpage=1#comment-1775 Chris Sat, 14 Aug 2010 06:09:41 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=856#comment-1775 Still here somewhere, Maggie. Trouble is I think I've started writing a new novel plus I have a full time job for the next month or so, so it is hard to keep the blog rolling. Still here somewhere, Maggie. Trouble is I think I’ve started writing a new novel plus I have a full time job for the next month or so, so it is hard to keep the blog rolling.

]]> Comment on March of the Darwinists by maggie@at-the-bay.com http://bruitin.com/?p=856&cpage=1#comment-1747 maggie@at-the-bay.com Thu, 12 Aug 2010 22:59:47 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=856#comment-1747 Yes, but where are you? Yes, but where are you?

]]> Comment on Gladwin Road by Attila the Humdrum http://bruitin.com/?p=813&cpage=1#comment-1693 Attila the Humdrum Sun, 08 Aug 2010 08:30:03 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=813#comment-1693 good one, Lloyd ... banish any thoughts of absurdity or suicide ... good one, Lloyd … banish any thoughts of absurdity or suicide …

]]> Comment on Absurdity by maggie@at-the-bay.com http://bruitin.com/?p=833&cpage=1#comment-1248 maggie@at-the-bay.com Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:32:29 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=833#comment-1248 So... did you go and see 'Waiting for Godot'? I did, and I still don't know what all the fuss is about (I've decided I'm too young yet to get it), but thinking about "suppressing their experience of the absurd before it can take hold" - perhaps I'm still doing just that and this is why I didn't laugh as loudly as much of the audience at the absurdity of this much revered play. I confess I got bored (my jumpy legs affliction) but on reflection, I certainly will never forget it. So… did you go and see ‘Waiting for Godot’? I did, and I still don’t know what all the fuss is about (I’ve decided I’m too young yet to get it), but thinking about “suppressing their experience of the absurd before it can take hold” – perhaps I’m still doing just that and this is why I didn’t laugh as loudly as much of the audience at the absurdity of this much revered play. I confess I got bored (my jumpy legs affliction) but on reflection, I certainly will never forget it.

]]> Comment on Ants by maggie@at-the-bay.com http://bruitin.com/?p=805&cpage=1#comment-1111 maggie@at-the-bay.com Thu, 24 Jun 2010 23:48:27 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=805#comment-1111 Ah, the genesis of 'the rage' - all those years ago collecting fodder for your fiction. Ah, the genesis of ‘the rage’ – all those years ago collecting fodder for your fiction.

]]> Comment on A Confession of Sorts by Bruitin » Blog Archive » A Misspent Youth http://bruitin.com/?p=159&cpage=1#comment-987 Bruitin » Blog Archive » A Misspent Youth Sat, 12 Jun 2010 22:38:57 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=159#comment-987 [...] and by the particular circumstances of my life. I was in the science stream at school because I loved mathematics and if you wanted to do maths, you had to take on the rest of the science package – physics [...] [...] and by the particular circumstances of my life. I was in the science stream at school because I loved mathematics and if you wanted to do maths, you had to take on the rest of the science package – physics [...]

]]> Comment on A Misspent Youth by maggie@at-the-bay.com http://bruitin.com/?p=798&cpage=1#comment-968 maggie@at-the-bay.com Thu, 10 Jun 2010 22:00:07 +0000 http://bruitin.com/?p=798#comment-968 I'm fascinated Chris that you played (or perhaps still play) Five Hundred more by intuition than "necessary precision" which is why I have never dared to try and learn Bridge, assuming my complete lack of mathematical ability would preclude me from achieving even a modest level of success - yet, I like you, as a child, played both Euchre and Five Hundred at the kitchen table with my family and had tremendous good luck based on 'intuition,instinct, bloody-mindedness' which is of course, the fun of the game. Oh to declare "Ten No Trumps" and terrify everyone. It is only as an adult, when I rarely (perhaps on holiday with an enthusiast) that I have come to see that some people really do keep track in their head of all the cards and that my so called luck and intuition, is merely that - luck - oh, but it is so much more fun (well, I tell myself it is). And even more hilarious when my dear spouse who did not grow up playing cards and when learning to play, struggled with the left and right bower, and frequently reneged (innocently, he always proclaimed) and to much consternation and frustration and finally, hilarity. I’m fascinated Chris that you played (or perhaps still play) Five Hundred more by intuition than “necessary precision” which is why I have never dared to try and learn Bridge, assuming my complete lack of mathematical ability would preclude me from achieving even a modest level of success – yet, I like you, as a child, played both Euchre and Five Hundred at the kitchen table with my family and had tremendous good luck based on ‘intuition,instinct, bloody-mindedness’ which is of course, the fun of the game. Oh to declare “Ten No Trumps” and terrify everyone. It is only as an adult, when I rarely (perhaps on holiday with an enthusiast) that I have come to see that some people really do keep track in their head of all the cards and that my so called luck and intuition, is merely that – luck – oh, but it is so much more fun (well, I tell myself it is). And even more hilarious when my dear spouse who did not grow up playing cards and when learning to play, struggled with the left and right bower, and frequently reneged (innocently, he always proclaimed) and to much consternation and frustration and finally, hilarity.

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