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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
'You cannot turn inspiration on and off like a barrel organ.' - Sir Arthur Sullivan
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EvilClaw: The Catmanthing Posted Sep 4, 2005
How true. And if creativity could be turned on and off on whim it would cheapen it, don't you think?
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EvilClaw: The Catmanthing Posted Sep 4, 2005
So for now, I'll have to be content beating up random passerbys and stealing their creativity through a necromantic ritual
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
You beat up random passers-by? For shame and fie!
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
Which I share freely, oh . Come closer, and I will confer energy upon you by patting you on the head.
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EvilClaw: The Catmanthing Posted Sep 4, 2005
This sounds like a trick to take advantage of my soft fuzzy exterior but I have gullibility in surplus so why not?
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
*pets very gently*
I confer on you the honour 'Draco Australis' - of the South - which brings with it great creative power. Thus it is done.
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EvilClaw: The Catmanthing Posted Sep 4, 2005
Wee! *runs around knocking over furniture* I have an honorific!
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
Neither did Cervantes, I'll bet. Tricky time and place to be Jewish in.
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Sep 4, 2005
He was a Marrano, one of the many crypto-Jews in Spain. The Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492. The ones who stayed had to become Christians, but secretly practised Judaism.
He was also imprisoned by the Barbary Arabs after a war, and sold as a slave in North Africa. He had a very adventurous life, and died on the same day as Shakespeare - only two weeks apart. (Ask me why, unless you know.)
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