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Hey guys. It's a hoax. Must have been written on April 1rst.

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Plis injoi.

Great piece Camy. It's worth the Oulipo's works and you shoul try for membership ;-)

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It can't be correct and I'm fast coming to the conclusion that it has to be a rather large jest.

It has already happened! Don't you ever surf on the net?

English is going down the drain and I don't hear too many complaints except here.

[Lesbians under fire....]

Is really America as retarded as it looks?

Is bigotry taking over?

Here, in France, we have our truckload of morons, but they are not yet nearly as obnoxious as these specimens. And I'm not talking only about the two above mentionned cases.

I've been reading a few of similar topics in AD and looking at their corresponding references and I'm starting to feel a tad paranoid.

These loonies are obviously intending to spread their views throughout the world and, looking at the already middle-age like, gay-bashing Polish Catholicism I fear that they will succeed sooner than we expect.

Let us not be fooled by the apparent leniency of gay-marriage laws.

Next, after the burning of any sexual non-conformist they can catch, will come an all-out multipolar religious world war.

Religion is no longer the people's opium, it as become again the drug to make them running amok.

[Orson Scott Card - The Homophobic Bigot ups his ante]

My dad didn't own any OSC books

Colin

I approve of your dad's attitude, but I urge you to borrow and try reading "Songmaster" which is probably one of the best of his novels and a masterpiece of american litterature (as far as I can judge!). Beside, for someone so totally homophobic... well, I could have been fooled.

José

[Orson Scott Card - The Homophobic Bigot ups his ante]

When are they going to make a "Songmaster" movie?...

I'm joking. That's never going to happen, no amount of special effects can produce that kind of song. Fortunately.

But I confess that I'm not going to miss Ender, whatever the disappointment at learning OSC's opinion about us.

[Wondervogel by Solticeman]

I've read the whole story. At first, I was intrigued by the amount of research suggested by so many accurate details. Then I simply kept reading till unholy hours. I used quite a few kleenexes too and I must admit being envious of a guy plucking at our emotional strings with such maestria.

I find no better way, for the time being, to express my appreciation than to say that it reminds me, in some parts, to "Le Roi des Aulnes" by Michel Tournier who is not the least of modern french writers.

Go on Jeff, and give us more of the same quality.

José

[Funny and Heartwarming -- what more could we want?]

I cried... laughing!!!

[UN Secretary General On LGBTQ Rights Being Human Rights.]

Amazing!

And why don't I hear anything of the sort from Their Holinesses the Pope and the Dalai Lama?