This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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9252 | Perhaps you will inquire,"What are Time''s literary tastes?" |
44867 | And beyond those limits--? |
44867 | And now, how far is it possible at the present time to speculate on the particular outline the future will assume when it is investigated in this way? |
44867 | And suppose it was a rather important promise? |
44867 | Are we simply separating and contrasting two sides of everybody''s opinion? |
44867 | But suppose it was not such very great suffering we were going to inflict, but only some suffering? |
44867 | But why? |
44867 | How far may we hope to get trustworthy inductions about the future of man? |
44867 | Why are we so bound to it? |
44867 | Why should not this rising curve rise yet more steeply and swiftly? |
44867 | Why should things cease at man? |
44867 | Would a man do right or wrong if he broke such a promise? |
44838 | 41--Musical Watch, Repeating Hours and Quarters] Do you know that you do not read a public clock by the figures, but by the position of the hands? |
44838 | As you register at the hotel you ask,--dinner? |
44838 | But can you tell whether we are 8 years and 8 months into the 20th century or 9 years and 8 months? |
44838 | Do n''t you see that if his clock had been set right he would have found it necessary to leave at half past five? |
44838 | Having now found a uniform motion easily observed and of convenient period, why not adopt it as our time unit? |
44838 | How about the date line? |
44838 | How can there be any_ hour_ when a new day is only 30 minutes old? |
44838 | How can this be so, since there is nothing more than 24 o''clock? |
44838 | How did he thread the holes for these screws? |
44838 | Now tell me what difference it would make if the answer had been 13 o''clock? |
44838 | Now we come to the day and find that it is about the right practical length-- but what kind of a day? |
44838 | Now, is n''t it remarkable that our 24-hour day is purely artificial, and that nothing in nature corresponds to it? |
44838 | Secondly, why do the Japanese use no 1, 2, 3 on their dials? |
44838 | Test yourself,--is this the year 1909, of which only 8 months have passed; or is it 1909 and 8 months more? |
44838 | Thirdly, why this reading of the hours backwards? |
44838 | What are the uses of jars 2 and 3, since the water simply enters them and drips out again? |
44838 | What is the meaning of the financial almanac in which the days are numbered from 1 to 365 or 366? |
44838 | Why did we nurse this confusion till it has become almost intolerable? |
44838 | Why not commence work a few minutes earlier each fortnight while days are lengthening and the reverse when they are shortening? |
44838 | Why? |
44838 | You ask, how about ships? |
44838 | you wish to know if the observer is likely to make a mistake? |
27053 | Almost? |
27053 | But if this is so, where are the rest of them? 27053 But-- Did n''t you say all you needed was another stage of power?" |
27053 | Helen, honey, where are you? |
27053 | How-- how could I have botched the job? |
27053 | Using what for the connection? |
27053 | Well--? |
27053 | What shall we do now, Major? 27053 What''s that?" |
27053 | What-- are-- you-- doing here? |
27053 | Where''d you come from, boy? |
27053 | Why do n''t you use it, then? |
27053 | Wo n''t they talk to you, either? 27053 You''ve been sick, have n''t you?" |
27053 | _ Five minutes_... How long has it been since I shot myself? |
27053 | Avoiding the woman''s glance, he muttered:"Let''s see, now, that was-- uh-- how much did I say?" |
27053 | But where, in this world of immovable things, will we find a piece of wire twenty- five feet long?" |
27053 | Could he be blamed for drinking a little too much, if alcohol dissolved the morbid vapors of his mind? |
27053 | Coward, eh? |
27053 | Helen, are you in there? |
27053 | How about it?" |
27053 | How did he get behind the counter? |
27053 | In the next room, they were confronted by a stern receptionist on whose desk was a little brass sign, reading:"Have you an appointment?" |
27053 | Miller cleared his throat, said uncertainly:"I beg your pardon, ma''am-- did I say-- seventy- five cents?" |
27053 | Walk? |
27053 | Was all this a-- a dream? |
27053 | We''ll lick''em, wo n''t we, honey?" |
27053 | We''re talking and moving, are n''t we? |
27053 | What man would n''t do those things? |
27053 | What''s your name, boy?" |
27053 | Where is my wife?" |
27053 | Who was the woman he was waiting on? |
27053 | You wo n''t ever do anything like this again, if I promise not to nag you?" |
59515 | Are they going to hurt Thomas? |
59515 | Are they, Summer? |
59515 | Boy a be Summer could how? 59515 Curious, is n''t it?" |
59515 | Do they? 59515 Gus,"I said,"can you fellows help me find out who those people are we picked up in the park last night? |
59515 | He is n''t, Summer he''s? |
59515 | How about this? |
59515 | How can she? 59515 How can you transfer that into terms of human beings?" |
59515 | How do you know that? |
59515 | Just fade away? |
59515 | Was it so terrible? |
59515 | What are you doing? |
59515 | What did she say? |
59515 | What did she tell you, Wyn? |
59515 | What do you see? |
59515 | What else should I see? |
59515 | What will she do? |
59515 | What''s Daddy going to do to Thomas? |
59515 | What''s happening to us? |
59515 | What''s the matter with you, young fellow? |
59515 | What''s wrong? 59515 Why should I know you, and where do you come from?" |
59515 | Wyn, what do you see? |
59515 | Wyn? |
59515 | You mean that story you told me was the truth? |
59515 | And as for conversation, do you remember Summer ever answering a question directly?" |
59515 | And how long must the wig have been originally, for her to have cut from it the long tresses I found later in the wastebasket? |
59515 | But how about the fact that such a complicated creature as man is built by the action of the genes and chromosomes? |
59515 | Do you suppose I have amnesia?" |
59515 | Gracey?" |
59515 | How did you know my name?" |
59515 | I asked hurriedly:"What is wrong with Summer, Wyn?" |
59515 | If Summer had not encouraged me, I would n''t have been bold enough to make any advances on my own account... and where would that have left Summer? |
59515 | In the seven years I had known her, how could I ever have built up in my mind the picture of her as a mature woman? |
59515 | Incestuous? |
59515 | Is n''t it funny?" |
59515 | Just narcissistic? |
59515 | Living normally as a younger child in one place, and as we knew her in reverse?" |
59515 | Me? |
59515 | My motherless son? |
59515 | My son? |
59515 | Or, perhaps, Jovian? |
59515 | What about Wyn?" |
59515 | What''s happened?" |
59515 | What''s wrong, Don?" |
59515 | Where in my house had she found a wig to match her own hair? |
59515 | Why should I be tied by a marriage ceremony I do n''t know anything about yet?" |
59515 | Why? |
49651 | Alone? 49651 And you will?" |
49651 | Art Lord Tedric? |
49651 | Art hurt, Lady Rhoann? |
49651 | Art in armor, smith? |
49651 | Have I made it clear that I intend to stop human sacrifice? 49651 Knowst my iron sword, the one I wear, with rubies in the hilt?" |
49651 | Think you ordinary iron can harm the personal metal of a god? 49651 WHY must man be so stupid? |
49651 | What bargain did you make with this Llosir? 49651 What good is a god who only kills and injures? |
49651 | Who is the most powerful swordsman among you?... 49651 Why not? |
49651 | Why? |
49651 | Wrong? 49651 You can, Lord?" |
49651 | You do? 49651 ( Or were Jennies too valuable?) 49651 A virgin? 49651 And if I die now, of what worth is Sarpedion''s fraction of a metal that will never be made? 49651 And then? |
49651 | But did he have time? |
49651 | Can you remember them all?" |
49651 | Can your copper helmet stop this hammer? |
49651 | Can your girl- muscled, fat- bellied priest''s body move fast enough to dodge my blow? |
49651 | Do you fight for pleasure or for pay?" |
49651 | Dost like the bargain?" |
49651 | Hast found me worthy of the god- metal, Lord Llosir?" |
49651 | Have I your backing in wiping out what is left of Sarpedion''s power?" |
49651 | How can we of Lomarr_ ever_ attain comfort and happiness if more die each year than are born? |
49651 | I thought it strange, but who am I, an ordinary man, to try to understand the actions or the reasonings of a god? |
49651 | If you make high- alloy steel, exactly what will you do with it?" |
49651 | In what way?" |
49651 | It is dangerous to talk?" |
49651 | Knewst I was coming?" |
49651 | Or art testing me? |
49651 | Sarpedion is a great and powerful god, but art_ sure_ that his sacrifice alone will establish linkages strong enough to last for all time?" |
49651 | Should he get his horse, or not? |
49651 | Since when has it been against the law to have a personal god? |
49651 | That green stone from which altars are made-- you can secure some of it?" |
49651 | That there is to be no more of it, even to you? |
49651 | The king himself? |
49651 | There was a brief silence, then:"To what do I owe the honor of this visit, priest?" |
49651 | What do you want it for-- that is, what, basically, is your aim?" |
49651 | What do you want of me, strange god?" |
49651 | What is it that you are trying to do?" |
49651 | What is your name, Lord? |
49651 | What is your thought on this matter, Furmin? |
49651 | What was the price?" |
49651 | Why? |
49651 | Why?" |
49651 | Wouldst any more of you be split like white- fish ere I go? |
17759 | After all, what are we here to endeavor to do? |
17759 | And why? |
17759 | But how is the longitude of the port to be determined? |
17759 | But to return to the reform, what are you going to do? |
17759 | Can a majority prevail in questions, such as those we are speaking of, simply by the force of numbers? |
17759 | Did she, as a measure of economy and in order to change nothing in her customs, propose to the world the"Pied de Roi"as a unit of measure? |
17759 | Do I understand, sir, that the subject is dropped? |
17759 | Do you want a striking example of what differentiates a neutral meridian from a national meridian? |
17759 | Does the Chair understand that the Delegate of France appeals from its decision, and wishes to take the sense of the Conference upon it? |
17759 | Does this mean that our decisions will be wholly unauthoritative? |
17759 | Except for certain philosophical purposes, does the inherent advantage claimed in the use of even approximately accurate local time really exist? |
17759 | First, shall we count longitude both ways? |
17759 | Gentlemen, have these two very different functions been always well understood, and has this necessary distinction been preserved? |
17759 | How can this difficulty of constantly changing longitudes be avoided? |
17759 | How shall we determine a neutral system of longitude? |
17759 | I ask, would the twenty- six nations here represented accept our recommendation to adopt the neutral meridian? |
17759 | I would inquire of the Chair whether it would be in order for me to allude to the resolutions number 2 and 3, which have been read? |
17759 | In what way shall it be fixed upon? |
17759 | Is it necessary to insist on this further? |
17759 | Is it possible to ascertain this? |
17759 | Is not a weighing necessary to determine a chemical equivalent of an entirely different kind from that of a commercial weighing? |
17759 | Is not all this inconsistent with reason, and at variance with the cardinal truth, that there is one time only? |
17759 | Is our metric system neutral? |
17759 | Is the Conference ready for the question? |
17759 | Is the resolution adopted by a majority of the Congress the best? |
17759 | May I ask the Delegate from Germany whether his remark applies to the amendment? |
17759 | On what principle shall the Conference fix upon a neutral meridian, and what is a neutral meridian? |
17759 | Second, shall we count it all around the 360 degrees? |
17759 | Shall it be historical, geographical, scientific, or arithmetical? |
17759 | Shall it be towards the east or towards the west? |
17759 | Shall it, then, be concluded that there is no hope of securing uniformity in time- reckoning for practical purposes? |
17759 | Shall we break that usage? |
17759 | Shall we call the instant above defined the commencement of the universal day denoted by January 1 or by January 2? |
17759 | Shall we cease to do that? |
17759 | Shall we introduce a new system, which may or may not be found practical or agreeable? |
17759 | Should we reach the end of the reform in complete harmony with the hopes of all the governments represented here? |
17759 | The only question, therefore, which we have now to decide is, when shall this day of the initial meridian be considered to commence? |
17759 | Third, if so, in which direction is the counting to take place? |
17759 | This is said to be a neutral meridian, because it lies between Russia and America; but how long will it remain so? |
17759 | This point being gained, is it proper for us to proceed to the adoption of such a meridian? |
17759 | What can be easier than the method involved in the resolution of Mr. Rutherfurd? |
17759 | What course do we follow in reckoning time? |
17759 | What is the course before the Conference? |
17759 | What shall be its designation and the corresponding date given to the universal day? |
17759 | When France, at the end of the last century, instituted the metre, did she proceed thus? |
17759 | Which way shall we count? |
17759 | Who knows when America will step over and purchase half of Siberia? |
17759 | Who knows when Russia will step over and reconquer the country on this side of Behring''s Strait? |
17759 | Would it not be a little more correct if we said"at the moment of mean midnight?" |
17759 | Would the proposed change affect any custom of undoubted value to the community? |
17759 | Would we then have accomplished the task for which we are met? |
31663 | A race? 31663 And how does one take the second step?" |
31663 | And you understand that only one step can not succeed? |
31663 | Are you so slow to learn that? |
31663 | Are you taking care of yourself? 31663 Can you be invisible?" |
31663 | Could I have? 31663 Did you convince your patients that it was only a dream?" |
31663 | How are the clocks stopped? 31663 How?" |
31663 | I wonder,said the man in the dark,"if you have read Schimmelpenninck on the Sexagintal and the Duodecimal in the Chaldee Mysteries?" |
31663 | It is? 31663 Of what?" |
31663 | Shall I say that mastery over liquids is not given to beginners? 31663 That easy?" |
31663 | Was I not when I went behind the bar just now and fixed you a drink? |
31663 | Were they satisfied? |
31663 | What are you doing dozing at your desk, Mr. Vincent? 31663 What have you to lose?" |
31663 | What is? |
31663 | Why are you playing with me? 31663 And all that time would one not be tempted to wonder,''What if, after all, it ends in the next minute?'' |
31663 | And might that not also be the reason for his worsened complexion and the tireder look that appeared in his eyes? |
31663 | And to what purpose?" |
31663 | And when enough knowledge is accumulated on all subjects, is there not a chance that a pattern governing all subjects will emerge? |
31663 | Are they not all stopped?" |
31663 | Are they on a separate circuit?" |
31663 | Are you a man, or are you something else? |
31663 | Are you worried?" |
31663 | But had all that early morning of his been a dream? |
31663 | But how account for it all? |
31663 | But just how would I go about telling a doctor what was bothering me?" |
31663 | But the Garden which was in the neighborhood-- do you know how long the Garden lasted?" |
31663 | But what in the name of triple time is he driving at?" |
31663 | But why does it not satisfy you?" |
31663 | But why is it that you overshadow and control people? |
31663 | Can you?" |
31663 | Could something be wrong? |
31663 | Could you put me back into the state of my dream of a month ago?" |
31663 | Did you actually accomplish the work of many hours?" |
31663 | Do you believe that I can point my finger at it and stop it for you? |
31663 | Had you been worried about your work, about being behind?" |
31663 | Have you been here all night?" |
31663 | Have you been to a doctor?" |
31663 | He would come behind her and stroke her hair, and she would speak out calmly with that sort of quickening in her voice:"Who are you? |
31663 | He would have paid for it, but how? |
31663 | He would have timed her if he could, but how could he when all the clocks were crazy? |
31663 | How did he know that it was early since there was something wrong with the time? |
31663 | How do I get into the state and out of it?" |
31663 | How would you know about my long early morning-- assuming there to have been such?" |
31663 | If you can caress me, why ca n''t you talk to me? |
31663 | Is it a trick?" |
31663 | Is there anything at all I can do to help you?" |
31663 | Just how long can a stubborn and mystified man plug away at his task? |
31663 | Mason?" |
31663 | Should I help myself? |
31663 | So now will you say that you''ll destroy me?" |
31663 | Was he really dead? |
31663 | What is it that would stop both mechanical and electrical clocks?" |
31663 | What race?" |
31663 | When time is multiplied by itself, and that repeated again and again, does that not approximate eternity?" |
31663 | Why wo n''t you let me see you? |
31663 | You are a friend, are n''t you? |
31663 | You had not imagined that there were only two phases of time, had you?" |
32905 | And this? |
32905 | And what is your name? |
32905 | As for Doctor Satan''s having a hand in the horrible fate of Weems and the rest-- he told you beforehand that it would happen, did n''t he? |
32905 | Ascott Keane? 32905 Doctor''s report?" |
32905 | Gest, can you tell me if Kroner and Chichester are still out of the hotel? |
32905 | Has n''t the doctor found out yet what''s the matter with Weems? |
32905 | How on earth did you ever get a hint of such a thing as this? |
32905 | If we can keep it quiet-- just for a little while-- just until----"Until what? |
32905 | Is Mr. Gest in the hotel? |
32905 | Is your financial statement made public? |
32905 | Mr. Keane? 32905 My God----""What happened to him?" |
32905 | That collection? |
32905 | That was the time Weems was-- paralyzed? |
32905 | There''s nothing wrong with it at all? |
32905 | This is your Ascott Keane? |
32905 | Watches? |
32905 | Weems-- for God''s sake-- what''s the matter with you? |
32905 | What about the roulette wheel? 32905 What did you do to that watch?" |
32905 | What in the world are we going to do? |
32905 | What''s he want a secretary for? 32905 Where are Weems and the rest?" |
32905 | Where are they? |
32905 | Where do you think you are? |
32905 | Where-- am I? 32905 Who are you, sir?" |
32905 | Why do n''t you put them to bed? |
32905 | Why? |
32905 | You''d give him a million eight hundred thousand in cold cash, when you do n''t even know that he has had a hand in what ails the ten? |
32905 | You''d pay this crook our entire surplus? |
32905 | You''re sure you did n''t touch it, and set it moving? |
32905 | _ Figuratively_ out? |
32905 | And what possible connection could it have with what happened to the people in that room?" |
32905 | Are Chichester and Kroner in the hotel?" |
32905 | Blue Bay, it was called; and it was only a summer resort.... Only? |
32905 | But there''s only one.... Do you remember who owned this, and where he wore it?" |
32905 | But-- you''re sure it is necessary to enter Madame Sin''s rooms?" |
32905 | By whom? |
32905 | Do you get a cut from Doctor Satan or something?" |
32905 | If I kill this red- robed body, will it draw the spirit out of mortal affairs with it? |
32905 | Madame Sin? |
32905 | Now, you say your assistant manager was struck dead just as he said something about the roulette wheel?" |
32905 | What are you doing in my room? |
32905 | What dark secret of nature had Doctor Satan mastered now? |
32905 | What in heaven''s name kept it from rolling down the steep slant and into the rounded bottom? |
32905 | Who are you all? |
32905 | Who is he, anyhow? |
32905 | Why not an even figure?" |
32905 | Why would a sphere stay on a slant? |
49462 | A thing? |
49462 | Art hurt, sire? |
49462 | Bread, sire? |
49462 | But need it be_ solid_ gold, sire? 49462 But sire,"he managed finally,"how couldst be_ that_ sure of success? |
49462 | Canst swim, Lord Tedric? |
49462 | Crave pardon, my lady, but other matters press...."Your evasions are so transparent, my lord; why not tell the truth? |
49462 | Handsbreadths? 49462 Hast permission, then, to ask her to be my wife, once back in Lompoar?" |
49462 | How do you expect to cross it, then, sire? |
49462 | How wouldst handle the thing, if decision yours? |
49462 | Is it possible, Lord Sir, for any human being to do anything with this foul, slimy, salvy, perverse, treacherous, and generally- bedamned stuff? |
49462 | Knowst how lost I my skill, Tedric? 49462 Mindst not beating_ me_ but never the_ Throne_? |
49462 | On the march? 49462 One sighting shot, sire?" |
49462 | Sarlonian iron, no doubt? |
49462 | Seest, father? |
49462 | Taggad''s pavilion, of course-- where else? |
49462 | The Lady Trycie, eh? 49462 The amphitheater? |
49462 | Thinkst the Lady Trycie is nearby, sire? |
49462 | What folly this? |
49462 | What thinkst me, vixen, a spineless cuddlepet? 49462 What thinkst you, Tedric, should be next?" |
49462 | Where now, sire? |
49462 | Wilt give orders to build...? |
49462 | Wouldst have said such? 49462 Wouldst permit, sire?" |
49462 | Wouldst speed a flight with us? |
49462 | Yes, captain? |
49462 | Yes, father? |
49462 | __Why, it was revealed to him by his personal god Llosir-- don''t you remember?" |
49462 | ''Tis not my age, surely?" |
49462 | ''Tis vast honor, but how? |
49462 | A whole loaf each man a day?" |
49462 | Above the terrible gorge of the Low Umpasseurs?" |
49462 | And any armsmaster who threwest not arrows by hand at this range to beat both of us should be stripped of badge?" |
49462 | And''Rhoann''merely, Tedric, remember?" |
49462 | But handsbreadths? |
49462 | But this''Bend''you talk of-- what is it?" |
49462 | But to get back to the point, did you see anything new? |
49462 | But... perhaps... could I take it now, and resign later, think you?" |
49462 | Canst think of a better device to lure Taggad''s ill- fed mercenaries to our standards?" |
49462 | Cross it, swing in a wide circle toward the peninsula on which sits Middlemarch Castle, and in three days...?" |
49462 | Did any escape?" |
49462 | Four parts of our army are of Tark-- thinkst not their first act would be to turn against us and make common cause with their brethren? |
49462 | Hast a bag?" |
49462 | Hast ideas? |
49462 | How much wine do_ you_ drink, each day?" |
49462 | I feel as much a commoner....""Commoner? |
49462 | If so, it would necessitate the displacement of Skandos Four.__ So what? |
49462 | Is it not so?" |
49462 | Is it what you''ve been niggling at me to say?" |
49462 | King Phagon, sire, wilt lead?" |
49462 | Knowst the Upper Midvale, Tedric, above the lake?" |
49462 | More... umm... more priestess- like, say?" |
49462 | Nor, if you did, couldst know who it was neath all this iron?" |
49462 | Not in your ironworks, surely?" |
49462 | Other gods had appeared personally in the past... or had they, really? |
49462 | Phagon frowned in thought, then went on:"Were there forces that appeared not...? |
49462 | So what? |
49462 | Stupid I may be, but disloyal? |
49462 | There were terrific pressures... but say Phagon had worn steel, that day at Middlemarch Castle, and lived ten or fifteen years longer? |
49462 | Thinkst she''d make a good priestess?" |
49462 | We cross the Tegula at Upper Ford, not Lower....""_ Upper_ Ford, sire? |
49462 | What said they?" |
49462 | Where dost propose to hold such an affair? |
49462 | Who else could it have been? |
49462 | Who else hath the strength of arm and soul, the inner and the outer courage? |
49462 | Why? |
49462 | Wouldst like to be Priestess of Llosir?" |
49462 | Wouldst not an overlay of gold suffice?" |
49462 | Wouldst wear it so, sire?" |
49462 | You, Trycie, are the first of my priestesses?" |
59712 | And you pretend it means nothing? |
59712 | Barton, for God''s sake, do n''t you realize how important this watch is? 59712 But how did he set this new arbitrary time of his? |
59712 | But then how did the leak repair itself and the temperature return to normal? |
59712 | Does n''t mean a thing to you does it? |
59712 | Fun? 59712 Getting a little lonely maybe?" |
59712 | Have n''t I been alert all the time, sir? |
59712 | Have you ever thought that you would kill yourself? |
59712 | How are things going, Barton? |
59712 | Is that you, Von Ulrich, sir? |
59712 | Is the child pretending to be asleep, or is it dead? |
59712 | Is the child sleeping? |
59712 | No, why should I give a damn what he''s thinking? |
59712 | Pretending what? |
59712 | Remember, Barton when you took your test for basketball duty? 59712 So? |
59712 | Twenty- two years, sir? |
59712 | What about little Joey''s future? |
59712 | What difference does it make? |
59712 | What do you see there, Barton? |
59712 | What does time matter in your mother''s womb? |
59712 | What time is it, Barton? |
59712 | What time is it, Barton? |
59712 | What were you thinking about when you moulded this thing? |
59712 | What''s he doing there? |
59712 | What''s that, sir? |
59712 | What''s the man thinking? |
59712 | Why not have groups of watchers if you''re so worried about one being alone? |
59712 | Why not leave him here? 59712 Why not, sir?" |
59712 | Why, sir, I didn''t--"But you know it''s true do n''t you? |
59712 | You do n''t care? |
59712 | You do n''t find the absence of women irritating, Barton? |
59712 | You feel comfortable, no anxiety? |
59712 | You know this man? |
59712 | You manage to keep occupied? |
59712 | You must have been thinking of something? |
59712 | You still pretend it meant nothing, that it means nothing now? |
59712 | You think I speak out of some mental senility, Zeiger? 59712 You want him to be just another stupid NCO? |
59712 | You were n''t by any chance thinking about a dead man? |
59712 | You what? |
59712 | You_ want_ me to have some sort of symptom or something? |
59712 | A damned freak, a mutation, an alien in disguise?" |
59712 | And not only that-- who knows what unique kind of personalized time he''s developing there inside himself? |
59712 | And what about his teeth? |
59712 | But remember how long you lay there in that tank?" |
59712 | Has time stopped here? |
59712 | How can your heart beat so many times a minute, a year, a lifetime if there''s no such thing here any more?" |
59712 | Is there any time here, Barton, when there''s nothing here to turn time into measurable segments? |
59712 | It is n''t anything you control, or had anything to do with developing, is it? |
59712 | It''s moving with the Galaxy but that ca n''t mean anything to you can it? |
59712 | So what time is it? |
59712 | Suddenly he asked,"Barton, what time is it?" |
59712 | The dead man''s float?" |
59712 | The heart beating every thirty- seven hours and fourteen seconds?" |
59712 | We all hate ourselves to some extent, why should you be different from everybody else?" |
59712 | What about my teeth protruding?" |
59712 | What about the fact that Jean was a replacement for your mother?" |
59712 | What about this? |
59712 | What difference does it make what you call it as long as I''m happy in it and do my job?" |
59712 | What does it add up to? |
59712 | What does that mean here to me, sir?" |
59712 | What happens to your heart- beat if your heart begins to forget how long a minute is?" |
59712 | What if you missed an alarm, or fouled up in some way, and one of these recorders destroyed all the data?" |
59712 | What the hell are you anyway? |
59712 | What time was it? |
59712 | What will happen then, Barton? |
59712 | What''s a minute? |
59712 | What''s it got to do with me now? |
59712 | Where are you in all this? |
59712 | Where did the arbitrary rhythm of that beat come from, Barton? |
59712 | Where does that figure come from? |
59712 | Who knows if we can even make a human comparison?" |
59712 | Why should I?" |
59712 | Why should n''t you?" |
59712 | Why should your heart go on beating regularly so many times a minute-- when there''s nothing out here that gives a minute any meaning? |
59712 | You expected to escape all responsibility and-- Barton, do you consider this basketball to be your mother?" |
59712 | You have n''t even noticed it, have you?" |
59712 | You want me to be personable and saleable and high on the success potential scale? |
59712 | You want to check his fingerprints? |
59712 | Your body works on a timetable does n''t it? |
59712 | Your wife, your son?" |
17028 | ''Did you run? 17028 ''Did you want to talk about him now, Linda?'' |
17028 | ''Is that what you want, then, ma''am?'' 17028 ''What?'' |
17028 | ''You''re not going to give me any trouble, are you?'' 17028 * What if they''d decided to kill us*?" |
17028 | * You''re* not another UE person, are you? |
17028 | A mistake? 17028 All right, Fede, what do you want me to do?" |
17028 | An MD? 17028 And what* is* the spirit of the thing? |
17028 | And wo n''t you have a dirty great time, then? |
17028 | And you have to go to California? |
17028 | And you''re saying that I''m a sucker for putting loyalty ahead of personal gain-- after all, no one else is, right? |
17028 | And? |
17028 | Are n''t there any, you know, British people in London? |
17028 | Are you all right? |
17028 | Are you asking me or telling me? |
17028 | Are you quite all right, sir? |
17028 | Art, I do n''t think--"Have* any* paranoids ever been vindicated? 17028 Art, is n''t it? |
17028 | Art, is n''t it? 17028 Art, it''s not appropriate for me to discuss other patients''histories--""Do n''t you publish case studies? |
17028 | Art, you know that stuff is four- fifths''horseshit, right? 17028 Art,"Audie said finally, desperately,"do you think they''d let us take you out for a cup of coffee or a walk around the grounds?" |
17028 | Art? 17028 Arthur?" |
17028 | Arthur? |
17028 | Audie? |
17028 | Audie? |
17028 | Beg pardon? |
17028 | Boston? 17028 But I''m* your* idiot, right?" |
17028 | But so what? 17028 But who''s going to want to use this? |
17028 | But you''re not a shrink of any description? |
17028 | But? |
17028 | Ca n''t we just call it even? 17028 Can I ask you something? |
17028 | Can I help? |
17028 | Can you please call downstairs and ask them to send up a stretcher crew? 17028 Can you repeat it, please? |
17028 | Can you tell my Gran where I am? 17028 Christ, you heard that, too?" |
17028 | Cluck? |
17028 | Could you repeat that, Tom? 17028 Did you get that exchange? |
17028 | Did you hear what I just said? 17028 Did you need to grab your jacket, honey?" |
17028 | Did you tell your friends about him, once you found out? |
17028 | Did you want to talk about him now, Linda? |
17028 | Do I get to speak? |
17028 | Do n''t do this, OK? |
17028 | Do n''t matter if you''ve got my name,''cos we''re all friends, right, sir? |
17028 | Do n''t you see? 17028 Do you have Father Ferlenghetti''s number, Gran?" |
17028 | Do you think of her, Art? 17028 Do you want to kiss me now?" |
17028 | Does that mean you want to talk about him, or that you do n''t? |
17028 | Erectile tissue? |
17028 | Everything OK? |
17028 | Everything all right, gentlemen? |
17028 | Everything all right? |
17028 | Everything else is all right, though? |
17028 | Fede,he said,"Fede, this is incredible--""I figured we needed to bury the hatchet, huh?" |
17028 | Fede-- can I call you back? |
17028 | Get a picture, will you? 17028 Give me a phone, will you?" |
17028 | Go? |
17028 | Gran? |
17028 | Group? |
17028 | Have you got a comm? |
17028 | He''s behind me? 17028 Hello? |
17028 | Hello? |
17028 | Hey honey, did the bad Customs man finally let you go? |
17028 | Hey what? |
17028 | Holidays? 17028 How about this,"Art says,"how about I record this last statement to you with my comm, and then I can* play it back* three times for PC DeMoss?" |
17028 | How am I? 17028 How are you feeling, Art?" |
17028 | How did it happen? |
17028 | How did she die? |
17028 | How do you express loyalty to something as big and abstract as''humanity''? |
17028 | How is it? |
17028 | How is your health? 17028 How many more times have we got to do this, officer?" |
17028 | How the fuck do you like it, jackoff? 17028 How the hell are we going to get you out of here?" |
17028 | How the hell do you become a user- experience guy? |
17028 | How will you get there? 17028 How''d you get up on the roof without setting off your room alarm, anyway?" |
17028 | How''d you know I was in Toronto? |
17028 | How''re things in London? |
17028 | Huh? |
17028 | Huh? |
17028 | I beg your pardon? |
17028 | I do n''t keep stats on that sort of thing--"How many paranoids have been released because they were vindicated? |
17028 | I got ta run now, all right? |
17028 | I told you about my mom, right? 17028 I wonder if we could beg a favor of you?" |
17028 | I would if I could, you know that, right Art? 17028 I''d have to go through my case histories--""Is it more than ten?" |
17028 | I''ll call you once I speak to Betty about the chiropractor, all right? |
17028 | I''m sorry, all right? |
17028 | I''m sorry? |
17028 | Is all this just to make people reluctant to call the cops? 17028 Is n''t this a major step? |
17028 | Is that the best fucking name you could come up with? 17028 Is that thing still around?" |
17028 | Is there a deal or is n''t there, Fede? |
17028 | Is this your* professional* opinion? |
17028 | It''s like I''m a drug addict, huh? |
17028 | It''s not that easy any more, is it? |
17028 | Jesus, Federico, what the fuck am I* doing* here? |
17028 | Jesus, are you insane? 17028 Jesus, today? |
17028 | Johnny? 17028 Jump? |
17028 | Just sit tight there for a couple minutes, OK? 17028 Lester?" |
17028 | Let me comm you the address, OK? |
17028 | Let''s go get some breakfast, OK? |
17028 | Linda? |
17028 | Linderrr? |
17028 | No, I would n''t think so--"More than five? |
17028 | No? 17028 Now, let''s have it, if you please?" |
17028 | Once more for you, three more times for your partner, and we''re done, right? 17028 Once what happens?" |
17028 | Only..."Only what? |
17028 | Only..."Yes? |
17028 | Ooh, right here in your office? |
17028 | Ottawa? 17028 Really?" |
17028 | Say hi to Linda for me, OK? |
17028 | Seemed, huh? 17028 Seriously?" |
17028 | Shall we have two? 17028 Shut the fuck up, will you?" |
17028 | Sign the tablecloth? |
17028 | So fucking* what*, Fede? 17028 So tell me, what''s the next step? |
17028 | So there''s no other kind? 17028 So what do we do with it? |
17028 | So where are you at now, vis- a- vis the hospital? |
17028 | So where does informed loyalty leave off and jingoism begin? 17028 So, Arthur, tell me, what are you doing with your life?" |
17028 | So, what happened to him? |
17028 | So, when''s this all going to happen? |
17028 | So, you''re saying that you''ve got professional expertise in the keeping of secrets, huh? 17028 Sorry? |
17028 | Sorry? |
17028 | Sure, I heard it premed-- he rubs it and it becomes a suitcase, right? |
17028 | Surprised? |
17028 | Szandor, do you sometimes sneak out onto the landing to have a cigarette? 17028 Tell me about your grandmother again-- you''re sure she''ll like me?" |
17028 | That dipshit? 17028 That''s it? |
17028 | That''s not cool, OK? 17028 That''s not the point--""What* is* the point? |
17028 | That''s the purpose of morals and loyalty, right? 17028 The car?" |
17028 | The moment''s passed, OK? 17028 The only one? |
17028 | Then how did this idea become''ours,''Fede? 17028 Then why is your forehead all wrinkled up?" |
17028 | They do n''t have fucking* hot tubs* in Virgin Upper, do they? |
17028 | They do n''t? 17028 They pay you for that, huh? |
17028 | To you? 17028 TunePay, Inc.?" |
17028 | Unfortunately, I only get one chance to make a first impression, huh? 17028 Unrehearsed enough?" |
17028 | Virgin? |
17028 | Wait, is he a friend or a coworker? |
17028 | Well, are n''t you eager? |
17028 | Well, in that case, you wo n''t mind if we say no, right? |
17028 | Well, not* firsthand,* sure, why would you? 17028 Well, that comes down to morals, right? |
17028 | Well, we give this to Jersey, they submit the proposal, they walk away with the contract, right? 17028 Well, why not? |
17028 | Were n''t you worried he''d rip off your ideas and not pay you anything for them? |
17028 | Whah? 17028 What about my things? |
17028 | What about your dad? |
17028 | What are you doing here? |
17028 | What are you talking about, buddy? 17028 What are you talking about? |
17028 | What are you talking about? |
17028 | What are you working on now? |
17028 | What did Linda say? |
17028 | What did she want? |
17028 | What do you charge for work like that? |
17028 | What does that mean? |
17028 | What for? |
17028 | What if I do n''t please? 17028 What is it, Arthur?" |
17028 | What is it, hon? |
17028 | What is it? 17028 What is it?" |
17028 | What is* wrong* with you, man? |
17028 | What kind of consultant? |
17028 | What now? 17028 What should I write?" |
17028 | What the hell does that mean? 17028 What the hell is wrong with the English, anyway? |
17028 | What tone? |
17028 | What was* that*? |
17028 | What were you doing on the street at three AM anyway? |
17028 | What would your grandmother say? 17028 What''s so funny?" |
17028 | What''s that supposed to mean? |
17028 | What''s there to say? 17028 What''s this for?" |
17028 | What''s up now? |
17028 | What''s up? |
17028 | What''s wrong with you? 17028 What, you never heard of doctor- patient confidentiality?" |
17028 | What? 17028 What?" |
17028 | What? |
17028 | What? |
17028 | When are you coming back to Toronto? |
17028 | Where do you want me to go? 17028 Who else do you know in the biz?" |
17028 | Who knows? 17028 Who, me? |
17028 | Who? |
17028 | Why ca n''t whoever you''re meeting with come here? |
17028 | Why do n''t I just pick it up when I see you again? |
17028 | Why do you ask? |
17028 | Why do you think you make them look bad? |
17028 | Why move? 17028 Why not? |
17028 | Why not? 17028 Why not?" |
17028 | Why not? |
17028 | Why the hell did you stick with this Linda anyway? |
17028 | Why was he living in Newton? |
17028 | Why, are you in the market? |
17028 | Why? |
17028 | Why? |
17028 | With the eyes? |
17028 | Wow, what did you do? |
17028 | Yes, can you believe it? |
17028 | Yes? |
17028 | You belong in a loony bin, you know that? |
17028 | You do n''t think it''ll be too obvious? |
17028 | You got another girlfriend? |
17028 | You have n''t been here long, huh? |
17028 | You have to ask? 17028 You mean that my Gran ca n''t talk, I ca n''t talk, and all the court hears is the doctors?" |
17028 | You must have read about the Tribes, right? |
17028 | You son of a bitch-- that was you? |
17028 | You want the whole story? |
17028 | You want to sell this to them? |
17028 | You''d think so, would n''t you? 17028 You''d use it, huh?" |
17028 | You''ll stay here? 17028 You''re American, are n''t you?" |
17028 | You''re a cool customer, you know that? |
17028 | You''re a goddamned idiot, you know that? |
17028 | You''re a* doctor* doctor, are n''t you? |
17028 | You''re from LA, then? |
17028 | You''re going to* work* now? |
17028 | You''re insured, right? |
17028 | You''re joking, right? |
17028 | You''re not up here to jump, are you? |
17028 | You''re saying you do n''t feel any fundamental loyalty to anything, Fede? |
17028 | You''re sick? 17028 You''re* not* working again, are you?" |
17028 | Your business in England, sir? |
17028 | Your ex knows who I am? |
17028 | #"Got a comm?" |
17028 | ## Colonelonic( private): Who is he? |
17028 | ## Colonelonic( private): sweat.value==0 Are you going to tell me what this is all about someday? |
17028 | ## Colonelonic:( private) No shit? |
17028 | ## Junta( private): And you''ll say what, exactly? |
17028 | ## Junta( private): I beg your pardon? |
17028 | ''What did you say to me? |
17028 | ''Why? |
17028 | -- a super- peer, it''s all free and legal? |
17028 | .a lot? |
17028 | A chiropractor?" |
17028 | A meeting? |
17028 | A secret''s only a secret if you do n''t tell it to anyone, all right? |
17028 | Advice? |
17028 | After all that, she was going to go and meet Fede? |
17028 | Agreeable? |
17028 | All right?" |
17028 | All right?" |
17028 | An exercise in raw power?" |
17028 | And why London? |
17028 | And you say she fell? |
17028 | And you, Miss?" |
17028 | Any more jobs? |
17028 | Are n''t crazy people incapable of humor? |
17028 | Are we done yet?" |
17028 | Are we getting that serious already?" |
17028 | Are you afraid I''ll blab? |
17028 | Are you hungry? |
17028 | Are you keeping busy?" |
17028 | Are you seeing someone? |
17028 | Are you* trying* to undermine me?" |
17028 | Are your parents alive?" |
17028 | As it was, Art had to swerve into the parking lane on Mass Ave-- how did he get to Mass Ave? |
17028 | Back off, OK?" |
17028 | Ballgravy: Around 10 Trepan: Where are you from? |
17028 | Ballgravy: Ass ass ass Colonelonic: Shut up, Bgravy Ballgravy: Blow me Trepan: What''s wrong with you, Ballgravy? |
17028 | Ballgravy: Enough Trepan:> 100? |
17028 | Ballgravy: How many what? |
17028 | Ballgravy: No Trepan:> 10? |
17028 | Ballgravy: No Trepan:> 50? |
17028 | Boredom? |
17028 | But is it making you happy? |
17028 | But maybe there''s someone that someone you know knows who can do something about it? |
17028 | But not anymore, you hear? |
17028 | But tell me, how could I demonstrate my non- paranoia? |
17028 | But what has your insurer done for you, lately? |
17028 | But why would the hospital take you away if--""If I was n''t crazy? |
17028 | Ca n''t we agree on that, and then discuss the ways that we can mitigate the risks associated with the trip?" |
17028 | Ca n''t you find work at home?" |
17028 | Call Audie? |
17028 | Call Fede? |
17028 | Call Gran? |
17028 | Call me back once it happens and tell me what you wanna do, all right?" |
17028 | Can I borrow your phone again? |
17028 | Can we try a little thought experiment, Doctor? |
17028 | Can you agree to work with me on this, and trust me to do the right thing?" |
17028 | Can you believe that?" |
17028 | Can you believe the bastards actually expect me at the office today?" |
17028 | Can you tell the group what you found out?" |
17028 | Code fragments? |
17028 | Come on, what''s the big deal?" |
17028 | Concussion? |
17028 | Constable, is it all right if we go now?" |
17028 | Could n''t you use some ready cash? |
17028 | Criticize the idea, not the person, and only when it''s your turn, OK?" |
17028 | Dammit, why was he thinking about the receptionist? |
17028 | Dear oh dear, who''s mugging you?" |
17028 | Did n''t they come visit you last weekend? |
17028 | Did n''t you hear what I said? |
17028 | Did they feed you on the train? |
17028 | Died suddenly?" |
17028 | Dirty trick, huh?" |
17028 | Do I become a recovering nutcase? |
17028 | Do I have to stand ever- vigilant against the siren song of craziness?" |
17028 | Do n''t I get a say in this?" |
17028 | Do n''t be a stranger, all right?" |
17028 | Do n''t those contain confidential information disguised with pseudonyms?" |
17028 | Do n''t try to get under my skin, OK? |
17028 | Do they know about the car?" |
17028 | Do you always have to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory? |
17028 | Do you believe that you know me better than some girl I met a month ago?" |
17028 | Do you follow me?" |
17028 | Do you honestly think she wants you to do this? |
17028 | Do you understand?" |
17028 | Does n''t loyalty mean anything to you?" |
17028 | Fiddling with something? |
17028 | For how long?" |
17028 | Four?" |
17028 | Get the papers going, will you? |
17028 | Gink- Go:< shitlisted> Gink- Go:< shitlisted> Gink- Go:< shitlisted>## Gink- Go has left channel# EST.chatter Junta: You were saying? |
17028 | Give me a little leverage, OK?" |
17028 | God, did I really do that for two whole goddamned years? |
17028 | Group, do you have any positive suggestions for Manuel?" |
17028 | Had he cut the car off? |
17028 | Have a great time, OK?" |
17028 | Have you heard of the Tribes?" |
17028 | He is on to us, you hear me? |
17028 | He knows who I am?" |
17028 | He was right, but so what? |
17028 | He''d tried to draw the curtains a day-- two days? |
17028 | Hello?" |
17028 | Here''s a tip: When you give a gift like this, just leave humor out of it, OK? |
17028 | Hey, what''s up? |
17028 | How about the Jersey clients? |
17028 | How are you enjoying England?" |
17028 | How are you? |
17028 | How are you?" |
17028 | How can I defend myself against a charge if I''m not made aware of the means by which my defense is judged? |
17028 | How can I help you? |
17028 | How could it be broken already? |
17028 | How did he end up standing here, outside of his car, shouting at the other driver, stalking towards the Flea with his hands balled into fists? |
17028 | How do you do that?" |
17028 | How do you like it here?" |
17028 | How much detail? |
17028 | How was the trip?" |
17028 | How would you, as a medical professional, distinguish that scenario from one in which the patient is genuinely paranoid and delusional?" |
17028 | How you doin'', mate?" |
17028 | How''d you guess?" |
17028 | How''re things in London?" |
17028 | How''re things with Perceptronics? |
17028 | How''s Marybeth? |
17028 | How''s Ottawa? |
17028 | How''s Ottawa?" |
17028 | How''s Ottawa?" |
17028 | How''s Ottawa?" |
17028 | How''s Toronto?" |
17028 | How''s it going? |
17028 | How''s things with you? |
17028 | How''s tricks out there? |
17028 | How''s your record? |
17028 | Humiliation? |
17028 | Hurry up and wait, right? |
17028 | I did you a favor with the law, you leave me be?" |
17028 | I do n''t know when I''m coming back, but we''ll sort it out there, all right? |
17028 | I got mugged last night, all right? |
17028 | I have that right, do n''t I?" |
17028 | I just beat off those three assholes without raising a hand, and all you want to do is criticize? |
17028 | I just want to get out of here and back to my job, all right?'' |
17028 | I just wo n''t take his calls anymore, how about that?" |
17028 | I kept my voice as calm as I could, but it cracked on"May I?" |
17028 | I mean, it ca n''t hurt to ask around, can it?" |
17028 | I mean, the insurance thing?" |
17028 | I need an icepack, OK? |
17028 | I owe you one, all right? |
17028 | I think that if she had n''t had to take care of me, she would have just given up, you know? |
17028 | I thought you wanted to talk about this?" |
17028 | I''ll get you a new key later today, all right?" |
17028 | I''ll just lie down and nap now, all right? |
17028 | I''ll let you know, OK?" |
17028 | I''ll meet you at the front doors, all right?" |
17028 | I''ll meet you here at 1000h GMT/0400h EDT and go over it with you, yes? |
17028 | I''ll put together a wishlist and pass it along to you soon, OK?" |
17028 | I''m at Art''s grandmother''s place, all right? |
17028 | I''m in a* police station*-- why are you letting him do this?'' |
17028 | I''m incompetent, remember?" |
17028 | I''m not nuts, OK? |
17028 | I''m taking the day off-- why do n''t you call me tomorrow?" |
17028 | If there was no institutional loyalty, that''s where you''d end up, right? |
17028 | If we assume for the moment that I''m* not* crazy, how should I demonstrate that here in the court?" |
17028 | If we''re going to trade, I should be able to examine the goods first, right?" |
17028 | If you have been set up, we''ll discover it--""What''s the ratio of real paranoids to people who''ve been set up, in your experience?" |
17028 | If you''re doing all of this out of loyalty, then why are you drawing a paycheck? |
17028 | If you''re going to mug us--""Mug you, sir? |
17028 | If you''re not coming into the office, you tell me, you hear? |
17028 | If* they''re* not sure, then you ca n''t be sure, right?" |
17028 | Is it really important? |
17028 | Is it what you plan to do with the rest of your life?" |
17028 | Is n''t this a trade? |
17028 | Is that enough of a briefing for you, Arthur?" |
17028 | Is there a comm on the ward? |
17028 | Is this observation period anything more than a formality en route to committal? |
17028 | It started innocently enough:"Why does God care if we take off our hats, Gran?" |
17028 | It''ll probably roll out in LA first, then San Francisco, Seattle...""What? |
17028 | It''s LA, right? |
17028 | It''s no one''s fault, OK? |
17028 | Jesus fucking Christ, what the hell is wrong with you?" |
17028 | Jesus, Art, I''m doing my best here, all right?" |
17028 | Jesus, are you a moron? |
17028 | Jesus, is that the best you can do?" |
17028 | Junta: Hey, I resemble that remark Trepan: Junta, you''re a UK lawyer? |
17028 | Just a word to the wise, all right?" |
17028 | Just jingoism? |
17028 | Keep calling me and not* ever*, do you understand?" |
17028 | Let me explain my plan and my reasons, OK? |
17028 | Let me guess, she told you I was going to say this, too, right?" |
17028 | Linda told me visitors were n''t allowed, is that true?" |
17028 | Login to an EST chat and see who''s up to what? |
17028 | Look, we go out for dinner, do n''t say a word about the kerb design or the waiter or the menu or the presentation, OK? |
17028 | May I?" |
17028 | Maybe that you''re not even worth robbing, eh?" |
17028 | Maybe they''ll want a little rape, too-- should I go along with that? |
17028 | Meeting the friends? |
17028 | Met cute, huh? |
17028 | My God, how are you?" |
17028 | My uncle Ed, he got caught in a threshing machine, paid his premiums every week for forty years, what did he get? |
17028 | No need for needles, OK?" |
17028 | Not really the spirit of the thing, is it?" |
17028 | Not some bullshit about your girlfriend? |
17028 | Now if the cops would only finish the paperwork... Colonelonic: What are you doing in London, anyway? |
17028 | Now, again if you please?" |
17028 | Now, again, please, sir?" |
17028 | Now, can we go? |
17028 | Now, once more, please?" |
17028 | OK? |
17028 | Oh, and feel better, all right?" |
17028 | On the other hand, he''d gotten his way, had n''t he? |
17028 | On this day, how am I?" |
17028 | Once that''s done, I''ll show you the committal document, all right?" |
17028 | Or a shrink, for that matter? |
17028 | Or did Toby and Linda cook it up?" |
17028 | Or was he just reading her wrong or pushing her buttons or something? |
17028 | Pass me my comm, OK?" |
17028 | Prop the door open behind you?" |
17028 | Quitting?" |
17028 | Right? |
17028 | Say that your coworkers really* were* seeking to harm you-- this is not without historical precedent, right? |
17028 | She was taking Haldol when it happened, a low antianxiety dose, right?" |
17028 | She''s not a mental health professional, is she?" |
17028 | Should I call a doctor?" |
17028 | Should I write up a formal proposal and send it to Jersey? |
17028 | Should n''t I have a say?" |
17028 | Skating on the canal, OK?" |
17028 | Sketches? |
17028 | Smart or happy? |
17028 | So what the hell were they arguing about? |
17028 | So, do you think of yourself as an orphan?" |
17028 | Something? |
17028 | Sorry, all right? |
17028 | Still, the silence stretched and snapped and I said,"Hey, speaking of, can I offer you guys a tour of the ward? |
17028 | Tell me, Art, how are you? |
17028 | That being said, can we arrive at some kind of solution?" |
17028 | That you were distracted? |
17028 | That''s our job, right?" |
17028 | The first step in dissecting a story is euthanizing it:"What is the theme of this story?" |
17028 | The man was a cop, he was a foreigner-- albeit a thoroughly documented one-- and what would it cost? |
17028 | The theme of this story is:"Would you rather be smart or happy?" |
17028 | The thing was newer than new, right? |
17028 | There''s no good reason for you to be here, right? |
17028 | They would n''t give us a free ride, so why should we give them one? |
17028 | Thought you were broke, though?" |
17028 | Three? |
17028 | Trepan: Any UK solicitors on the channel? |
17028 | Trepan: Have you met? |
17028 | Trepan: Junta, you there? |
17028 | Trepan: What, all of them? |
17028 | Trepan:/private Colonelonic Are you still working at Merril- Lynch? |
17028 | Trepan:/private Colonelonic Can you get me background on just one guy? |
17028 | Trepan:/private Colonelonic Still got access to Lexus- Nexus? |
17028 | Trepan:/private counselbot What is the legal standing of this contract? |
17028 | Trying to cripple yourself?" |
17028 | Use a bit of tinfoil for your ashtray? |
17028 | Want me to mock up the interface and the network model?" |
17028 | Want to hear how I am?" |
17028 | Wanted to act-- who does n''t? |
17028 | Was Linda really acting* this* nuts? |
17028 | We knew you would n''t go for it, but we were still going to cut you in-- you think that was your little whore''s idea? |
17028 | We really should spend some more time together, keep connected, you know?" |
17028 | We should do something, you know, Audie?" |
17028 | We thought perhaps you''d like to trade, like?" |
17028 | We''re going out for dinner, then?" |
17028 | We''re supposed to be accountable, right? |
17028 | Well, we ca n''t avoid politics, can we?" |
17028 | Well, who would know better than you, right? |
17028 | What about your folks?" |
17028 | What are you doing here?" |
17028 | What are you doing in London?" |
17028 | What do you do in London again?" |
17028 | What do you think?" |
17028 | What do you want me to do?" |
17028 | What do you want to know about my fucking ex?" |
17028 | What else?" |
17028 | What for? |
17028 | What greater purpose are you loyal to?" |
17028 | What happened to the spirit of transatlantic solidarity?" |
17028 | What if I walk away right now?" |
17028 | What if MassPike charged* nothing* for people with more than, say 50,000 tunes in their cache? |
17028 | What if MassPike* rewarded* these guys? |
17028 | What is it that the police will want to talk to you about, then? |
17028 | What is my optimum strategy for providing compelling evidence of my repudiation of my worldview?" |
17028 | What kind of instrumentation recorded it? |
17028 | What kind of insurance do you have? |
17028 | What planet did his cousins grow up on, anyway? |
17028 | What the hell did you say to me? |
17028 | What the hell was he saying? |
17028 | What the hell was it, though? |
17028 | What the hell was that?" |
17028 | What then? |
17028 | What''s that when it''s at home?" |
17028 | What''s up?" |
17028 | What''s wrong with you?" |
17028 | What''s wrong?" |
17028 | What''s wrong?" |
17028 | What''s yours?" |
17028 | What* is it*?" |
17028 | When did you say you were meeting with Perceptronics?" |
17028 | When do you think you''ll arrive? |
17028 | When should I plan on being back in Boston?" |
17028 | When will you visit Toronto?" |
17028 | Where do you get off playing around with* my* safety? |
17028 | Where the fuck do you get off raising your voice to me? |
17028 | Where the hell did Fede get off, anyway? |
17028 | Where would I get more information on the protocol? |
17028 | Where?" |
17028 | Which would you rather do first, eat or rest?" |
17028 | Who else do I need to go over this with?" |
17028 | Who else would pay for this?" |
17028 | Who ever heard of a civil servant with good hair? |
17028 | Who the hell are you, and what are you doing in my fucking hotel room?" |
17028 | Who the hell would I blab* to*, anyway?" |
17028 | Who''s he working for? |
17028 | Why am I so damned eager to be rescued from my rooftop aerie? |
17028 | Why am I so reluctant to take further action in the service of getting someone up onto the roof? |
17028 | Why are n''t you in Group? |
17028 | Why are n''t you in bed?" |
17028 | Why ca n''t Fede go?" |
17028 | Why did n''t I just leave London when I could, come home, move in with Gran, get a regular job? |
17028 | Why did n''t I swear off the whole business of secrecy and provocation? |
17028 | Why do n''t I just call the cops?" |
17028 | Why do n''t we just cuddle, OK?" |
17028 | Why do n''t you have a seat?" |
17028 | Why not? |
17028 | Why not?'' |
17028 | Why the fuck should I care if you do n''t, huh? |
17028 | Why the hell did n''t you just hand over your wallet, call the cops and be done with it? |
17028 | Why walk down the hallway to ask a coworker a question, when you can just send email? |
17028 | Why was he picking a fight with this goddamned psycho, anyway? |
17028 | Why wo n''t you just take a second to check? |
17028 | Why? |
17028 | Why?" |
17028 | You OK? |
17028 | You called emergency services?" |
17028 | You do n''t have to put me in a* cell*, do you, Sergeant Lorenzi? |
17028 | You do n''t have to say anything now, but think about it, OK, Art?" |
17028 | You going to be moving back, then? |
17028 | You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, all right? |
17028 | You know the joke about the circumcisionist''s wallet made from foreskins?" |
17028 | You live here?" |
17028 | You remember Mrs. Tomkins? |
17028 | You see that, right?" |
17028 | You think it''d be hard to pick your faces out of a rogues gallery? |
17028 | You were so young when she went, but you remember her, do n''t you?" |
17028 | You''d think they could cope with* one little problem* without crawling up my cock, would n''t you?" |
17028 | You''ll have to rob me later, all right?" |
17028 | You''ll remember me when I go, wo n''t you Art?" |
17028 | You''re either loyal to your immediate circle of friends or you''re a deluded dupe?" |
17028 | Your back?" |
17028 | _ Were_ you distracted? |
17028 | whereupon the heroes have to flee, deeper into danger, and the tension rises and rises? |