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“That’s boring, sir,” stated Jarvis.  “I’m sorry, but it just is.”

Alberta Traywick, Susannah’s Accident.

Reggie assured Christina, and anyone else who would listen, that he had but a single goal for the summer: learning to regard the mirror as an object, just another humdrum object.

Douglas Cristobal, Feel the Logic.

What [Aleister] Crowley never understood: Magic is dreary.

Ellison Malmo,  The Hermeneutics of Leveling.  

Live then, not now.

Terence Theodore, Proverbs for a New Era.

Explain to the dog why he should stop barking.

Clifford O. Mounce, A Portable Darkness.

Entropy does not concern randomness or chaos; it concerns pointlessness.

Gilbert Ravening, The Phantom of Mechanical Consistency.

Mrs. Fitzwilliam watched the glowing embers in a mistrustful manner….

Ruth Ledgerwood, Death by Logic.

Economists embrace simple models not because the models are correct or accurate but because the economists can grasp them.

Titus Musgrave, The Enigma of the Box.

A European of 1907 had more in common with one of 1307 than with one of our kind.  That is high praise.

Gaylord Perry III, The Walls of Magnus Martyr.

“Living is relentless distraction,” Mr. Ellison retorted.  “That is life today.”

Ford Blasey,  The Perplexity of the Two Green Doors.