ATDTDA fizzling out?

[robinlandseadel at comcast.net]

I enjoy indulging in hyperbole, your posts are great, nothing 
to worry about from these quarters.
I did find the timing a bit odd, but so is my humor. . . .
I've got a feeling for where you're coming from, spending hours on 
a post, get nothing back, FUCVK!!! (alternative Norse spelling)  
WHY AM I WASTING MY TIME ON THIS CRAP, but it goes away 
soon enough, like the man says, self criticism's an amazing thing 
you know, it shouldn't work but it does.

I think some sections of the book will reward deeper investigation than others,
some sections are denser than others. Mind you. the details of the "Vormance 
Expedition" are pretty dense. What's coming up will be even denser, and having
a preview copy of DeLillo's "Falling Man" should prove interesting in the 
context of the upcoming section

By the way, great job on revitalizing our dying group read,
suddenly there's 43 messages in my in-box on a Saturday.
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From: "Tore Rye Andersen" <torerye at hotmail.com>
Robin:
 
This is not an easy book, it's at least as dense as GR. But I'm having 
loads of fun and have no intention of stopping. Anyway, why the desicion to 
stop the moment before we plunge into the novels darkest, most inspired 
section? Chicken?
 
I stand revealed! I didn't really write my post yesterday in an attempt to 
revitalize a dying group read: I did it out of sheer terror for the dark 
truths about to be unveiled in AtD. I guess my cowardly attempt to suppress 
the truth has been exposed.