Tony’s review of Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead > Likes and Comments
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·Karen· wrote: "‘When one can’t speak, one should write,’ she said. ‘It helps a lot.’
This helps. A lot."
That's what I just said.
·Karen· wrote: "No harm in repeating.
What?
I said no harm in repeating."
I'd be shocked if you didn't love this.
Fionnuala wrote: "I should probably not read this. I have a Japanese car and I share my bed with a Catholic."
Well, I too have a Japanese car and I have a secret incense fetish, and I still liked the book. So I think you'll be okay. Olga, as Janina, also says this: For a time I slept with a Protestant, who in turn designed motorways, and he told me, probably quoting Luther, that he who suffers sees the back of God. I wondered if this meant the shoulders, or the buttocks perhaps . . .
Such irreverent thoughts I'm having now! Thoughts like sharing my bed with God's buttocks! Maybe I should stop reading Ovid…
Fionnuala wrote: "Such irreverent thoughts I'm having now! Thoughts like sharing my bed with God's buttocks! Maybe I should stop reading Ovid…"
God's Bodkins! As your boy Rabelais might say.
There's no cause for you to be shocked.
Coming back to this now that I have read it for myself, I see how beautifully you have kept any betrayal of content out of your review, for that would be criminal, to betray.....
·Karen· wrote: "Coming back to this now that I have read it for myself, I see how beautifully you have kept any betrayal of content out of your review, for that would be criminal, to betray..."
I'm looking forward to your non-betrayal.
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This helps. A lot."
That's what I just said.

What?
I said no harm in repeating."
I'd be shocked if you didn't love this.

Well, I too have a Japanese car and I have a secret incense fetish, and I still liked the book. So I think you'll be okay. Olga, as Janina, also says this: For a time I slept with a Protestant, who in turn designed motorways, and he told me, probably quoting Luther, that he who suffers sees the back of God. I wondered if this meant the shoulders, or the buttocks perhaps . . .


God's Bodkins! As your boy Rabelais might say.

Coming back to this now that I have read it for myself, I see how beautifully you have kept any betrayal of content out of your review, for that would be criminal, to betray.....

I'm looking forward to your non-betrayal.
This helps. A lot.