Meme'd

Thanks to Chris Lott for tagging me through his meme posting (which quoted Jack Driscoll). It's like I've been picked for the cool kids' kickball team!

The Rules According to Chris:

Pick up the nearest book (of at least 123 pages).
Open the book to page 123.
Find the fifth sentence.
Post the next three sentences.
Tag five people.

I actually expected the book to be T.S. Eliot, which I've had in my bag since I became motivated to begin memorizing poems again, but it was not; another book lay upon it:

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I'm a good sport, but now I have to tag five people? I hope they forgive me:

John, because I think he needs to update his blog
Marc, because he needs a blog
Dave, because he says he has a blog but I don't believe it
Iris here on Vox, because she has a good blog
And because I'm not very social therefore have a rather small social circle I have chosen to break the fifth part of the fifth rule by omitting a fifth participant. If you refuse to allow that, then I shall take the fifth, and I'll grab another quote, but I won't post it anywhere, except on Vox, marked private.

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I'm surprised the interwebs had the Driscoll story. Man, is there anything not carried by the tubes now? :)

Ahh.. Stein is reading some

...Nabokov

Pah... I should have known that. Any good creepy treehouse expert should know Nabo, though I'm sure this isn't from _Lolita_.

Creee-p-sy. And though I've read much Nabokov, none of his stories are as CTH as "Pale Fire".

Done! thanks for dragging me out of my hermitage, czar.