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Update, (Thanks to M Pipolo):
You can download directly from the link by right-clicking (or control-clicking) and selecting Save from the popup menu.
Or, if you're a Mac user, just Option-click any link, and the linked file will begin downloading immediately without having to leave the page.
Update:
Jan said...
I've read the first ten pages and loved it.
Wish I could write as well as Roger!
Update:
Jan said...
I've read the first ten pages and loved it.
Wish I could write as well as Roger!
11 comments:
"(Link goes directly to a PDF file. If it opens in your browser, you should be able to save it from there to your disk if desired.)"
Or, if you're a Mac user, just Option-click any link, and the linked file will begin downloading immediately without having to leave the page. :)
I've read the first ten pages and loved it.
Wish I could write as well as Roger!
Thanks, guys!
That really sucks. For one thing he needs a proofreader, but that wouldn't help much. It reads like standard fan fiction.
Dear Anon
I recognize you. Your last name is Meres, right?
=)
Regards, Roger1
Thank you, Jan
I appreciate your writing.
Regards, Roger1
I've read the first 5½ pages and am loving it!
This is SO weird. First time I read it, I really liked it, and actually found it quite talented. But I guess my alternate self is still struggling with her frigidity problems, that once made me so snarky too.
Until I gave my BF some Irish Viagra.
Regards, Josie5
Josie5,
What the fuck do YOU know about anything, you pimple-faced repressed harlot? You're just a stupid troll living in your mom's basement, so STFU. Oh, and you've got flat feet.
Yeah, I know I'm uncannily well-informed. Try and guess how!
Regards, Josie9¾
P.S.: Girl, DO try and put your used tampons in the trash can, will you? Hel-lo? Like, totally GROSS!
I can't believe I was once just like that... :-(
Scourgify!
MUONS? Shoot, so THAT's what I've been doing wrong!
All that time, I was tinkering with Neutrinos. OF COURSE it wouldn't work.
The idea of "suspended time" preservation was already mentioned in René Barjavel's 1943 novel Le Voyageur Imprudent (The Uncautious Traveler). By combining the substance that freezes time and the one that moves you forward or backward, his time-traveler becomes able to visit the future without just fast-forwarding his own life with it (something he did use once, to escape the years of waiting for the war to end).
Barjavel also officially invented the famous "grandfather paradox". (If you go back in time and kill him before your father was born, you cease to have existed... so WHO kills your grandfather?)
I've read the book, 20 years ago. It's ALSO got the paradox of going back to prevent the death of somebody... although this freaks the maid something bad!
"But... good God, sir, you were dead!
- Yes, well, now I have never been. So get over it, woman, and stop shaking!" :-D
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