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Oh, that damned Lord Byron. I'm thinking the answer is love, salvation, hope, or something uplifting like that. If he wasn't "the late Lord Byron" already I'd be tempted...
[random associative thought]
From The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy:
SLARTIBARTFAST: What is your name, Earthman?
ARTHUR: Arthur Dent.
SLARTIBARTFAST: Well, come with me, Arthur Dent, or you shall be late.
ARTHUR: Late for what?
SLARTIBARTFAST: Late, as in the late Arthur Dent. It's a threat, you see. I've heard they can be very useful.
[/random associative thought]
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HHGTTG
rodward 07/30/2001 2:20 PM
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