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i have a habit of picking up interconnected things (everything is connected.) earlier today I watched bright young things based on vile bodies by evelyn Waugh and this book just referred to the characters as bright young things

"the problem with elon, if we're honest, is he's a zaphod but he thinks he's a ford"

I actually hate the turn this just took

well I forgot about the scene that was at the beginning of this book...and it surprised and shocked me just as much as it did when I first read it

"he should have died a few seconds later. it was Jean, as usual, who had other plans"

that feeling when the characters who have a high action lifestyle fantasize about doing one more job and settling down somewhere nice but you know that it's not going to happen, that the narrative won't let them (I've been permanently scarred by Supernatural)

so many good quotes: "look for us in history books and you'll find us in the margins. look for us in legends, and you might just find us celebrated"

"as for history, we are living in its ruins. and as for biographies, we are living with the consequences of all the decisions ever made in them"

"you do remember silver, don't you? how we used to steal it from people, back when you were pleasant company?" Jean Tannen is a wonder

I haven't read the chapter yet but the idea that freeman's biggest failing was that he wanted to help people too much?? i don't know that I agree