Strange from Wormwood 137

[Pogue Mahone]

Not his greatest work, but it escaped the "Martin touch" -- unlike D. April 9, 1553, which also appeared in Wormwood 137 and was butchered in The Continual Condition...

 

[zobraks]

Thanks, PM.

D. April 9, 1553, ... also appeared in Wormwood 137 and was butchered in The Continual Condition...

Feel free to post that one too.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

No need to upload the Wormwood scan of D. April 9, 1553, Mr. Malone didn't alter a word from the manuscript... go figure...

 

[zobraks]

Mr. Malone didn't alter a word from the manuscript... go figure...

No creative impulse in that guy?

Thanks for the info.

 

[Purple Stickpin]

What's the difference between a scientist and a christian scientist?

 

[d gray]

scientists deal with reality and vice versa.

(i know it was rhetorical but i couldn't resist...)

 

[Skygazer]

What's the difference between a scientist and a christian scientist?

Scientists are a bit too religious about facts actually, whereas christian scientists know we weren't put here to question and find out lefty, liberal, deviant facts.

 

[Bukfan]

-- unlike D. April 9, 1553, which also appeared in Wormwood 137 and was butchered in The Continual Condition...

True! The title was changed a bit to "Died April 9, 1553", and the word "blink" was added and "cunt" was changed to "shark". I believe that's about it.