2013/06/01 09:45:10
UbiquitousBubba
Ok.  I think I managed to get away for a bit.  I don't know if that dummy I made out of pillows, broken CDs, and leftover meatloaf will fool them for long.  They may consider it an upgrade.

On an unrelated note, it's a lot easier sneaking out of one of "those" places if you can get your hands on a lab coat and a thick file folder.  It also helps if you don't giggle hysterically each time you slip past another guard.  Instead, it may be a good idea to glance through the file and mutter phrases like, "...Increase dosage to 10 liters of Thorazine...needs another lobotomy...increase voltage to 1,000 volts..."

As far as Book 2 is concerned, it's growing.  It's hurting my head.  I have a new "villain" that I really like.  It's a symbiotic organism, which makes writing its dialog a challenge.  There are some new characters, a problem with time, and arguments over philosophy and string theory.  

By the way, have you ever tried to really understand String Theory?  I love how physicists say, "To put this in simple terms..."  The explanation that follows is anything but simple and involves several pages of formulas that look like cave drawings.  I also love the way they argue with each other over variations in their theories.  Their professionalism and maturity reminds me in a way of some of the discussions upstairs.

Anyway, I'm starting a new project at work in a couple of weeks which will change my available time (again).  I have missed my time in the Coffee House and I hope to spend more time here in the future.  


2013/06/01 11:25:58
Old55
Yay!  He's back--kind of.   Good luck with the gnu book and the project.  
2013/06/01 11:38:47
UbiquitousBubba
Thank ewe!
2013/06/01 15:01:52
craigb
UbiquitousBubba


By the way, have you ever tried to really understand String Theory?  I love how physicists say, "To put this in simple terms..."  The explanation that follows is anything but simple and involves several pages of formulas that look like cave drawings.  I also love the way they argue with each other over variations in their theories.  Their professionalism and maturity reminds me in a way of some of the discussions upstairs. 

  
I can only offer up three references for now:
 

 

 

 

Good to see that you're (apparently) still doing OK!  I guess I can wait up to another week for the sequel... 
2013/06/02 11:19:14
jbow
I hope to spend more time here in the future.

 
Which future? A good one I hope!
 
J
2013/06/03 08:25:48
UbiquitousBubba
I preordered becan, so I'm expecting it to be a good one.
2013/06/03 19:21:03
craigb
UbiquitousBubba


I preordered becan, so I'm expecting it to be a good one.

(Little does UB know that preordered becan comes with a free Beagle...)
2013/06/03 23:32:52
Old55
craigb


UbiquitousBubba


I preordered becan, so I'm expecting it to be a good one.

(Little does UB know that preordered becan comes with a free Beagle...)

...and it doesn't last very long--even with a time machine!  
2013/06/04 04:33:40
Karyn
Old55


craigb


UbiquitousBubba


I preordered becan, so I'm expecting it to be a good one.

(Little does UB know that preordered becan comes with a free Beagle...)

...and it doesn't last very long--even with a time machine!  
The free Beagle doesn't last very long?
 
Does it realy matter what order the becan is in?  Which piece would you put first?
2013/06/04 04:37:46
craigb
Is this one of those what came first, the Beagle or the becan questions?
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