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Ian A. York  
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 More options Feb 22 2003, 5:35 pm
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From: iay...@panix.com (Ian A. York)
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 22:35:21 +0000 (UTC)
Local: Sat, Feb 22 2003 5:35 pm
Subject: Re: Haunted by passage describing space shuttle crash from Niven's "Inferno"
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In article <b38svt$o0...@panix1.panix.com>,

James Nicoll <jdnic...@panix.com> wrote:

>    I find this varies considerably from near-death experience
>to near-death experience. For example, having a wandering loonie
>break down the door of my game store to look for women was so funny
>the entire concussion and pools of blood thing was a minor footnote.
>Being sucked out into the Atlantic by an undertow was deeply irritating.
>Having a snowback collapse on me was alarming because of the claustro-
>phobia issue. The car wreck was over almost before I had time to realise
>what was happening.

Don't get the wrong idea here, people.  Even for James that was a busy
day.

Ian
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    Ian York   (iay...@panix.com)  <http://www.panix.com/~iayork/>
    "-but as he was a York, I am rather inclined to suppose him a
     very respectable Man." -Jane Austen, The History of England


 
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