David Lubar ([info]davidlubar) wrote,
@ 2009-06-16 07:44:00
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Speaking of physics
It struck me this morning that Bob Saget might be an oxymoron. Can something bob and sag at the same time? A field trip to the beach might be in order. Technically, I suspect that while something is bobbing it is sagging half the time, during the phase of the cycle that brings more than half of it below the center line. I guess that makes Bob Saget a semi-oxymoron. (Please note that none of this is meant to imply anything negative about the man himself. I like his work. This is just a case study in fluid linguistics.)

In other news, I just went over Dead Guy Spy, book two of Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie, for the penultimate time. This pass involved the comments from the copy editor. Next time I see the book, it will be in first-pass galleys. The scary thing about first-pass galleys is that the ARC is usually made from them. So if you see a whopper of a mistake in galleys, you know it's going to be enjoyed by lots of folks.
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[info]lillpluta
2009-06-16 12:18 pm UTC (link)
Thank you. I needed something totally bizarre and inane yet brilliant to ponder this morning instead of my usual barrage of worries. Bob Saget. :)

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[info]davidlubar
2009-06-16 02:30 pm UTC (link)
My pleasure. That's what I'm here for. :-)

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[info]kellyrfineman
2009-06-16 07:17 pm UTC (link)
I hope you don't see any whoppers in the galleys. Unless, of course, a trip to Burger King was involved.

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