Maybe Desmond Tutu would make it there
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Oh god, this is going to end Kafkaesquely, isn’t it?
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Kafka isn’t who I’m worrying about. I’m expecting a bunch of conspiracy theorists saying “see, we were right”.
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i was thinking that they were going to use this intervening time to augment her, like a royal Jaime Sommers/Bionic Woman kind of thing, but i like everyone else’s take here better.
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Neil Gaiman already wrote that short story.
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She appeared in public today so the “experts” got it wrong.
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She hadn’t taken enough damage.
Who knows what her final form will be, she’s never been defeated.
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An amazing story. I remember at one point there was a free audio version on the internet. That was absolutely amazing too.
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Reemerging in February eh? Totally unrelated question, has anyone seen Punxsutawney Phil and the Queen in the same room?
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Hm. Looks like I’ll have apply for a message for mom too. (British pension, but not in UK.)
Maybe not. Queenie might show up with a sword, “April 21st, 1926? There can be only one!”
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I have a largish collection of late 19th century periodicals, and I think the layout choices are a bit off.
There are too few ads, for instance. Of course that means that someone has to write those ads.
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I’m beginning to think there might be something to the whole “reptilian alien” stuff, after all.
As a friend put it recently, “London Bridge is looking a bit wobbly”.
Oh man, the media over here is going to be fucking awful for weeks when she finally kicks the bucket.
I better look into ferries to Dublin so I can get away from it for a bit.
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She’s a WWII vet, wouldn’t an SMLE be more appropriate?
What do you mean? A sword is perfectly period accurate for WW2.
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We got it free from Audible back when we were members. Neil reading his stories is a treat.
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