The latest in science fiction--if this were 1965

[blpurdom]

This does not surprise me even a little bit.

Last night, after going to see a matinee of In Time with her best friend, Rachel spent quite a while regaling me with how bad this entire movie is (even apart from Amanda Seyfried's character spending a ridiculous amount of time running very quickly on 5" heels). At one point I said to her, "You know,

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[blpurdom]

Interesting that the guy who wrote the Yahoo news story (which I assume was the source of the Wikipedia entry, assuming that both authors aren't the same person) hasn't revealed a source. "Journalism" always gets mighty sticky when writers feel they have the license to just make things up. As with plagiarism, did they think no one would notice?

[labellerose]

I met Mr Ellison some years back and, um, color me not impressed. But I guess for me this falls under the umbrella of 'there are no civil rights if we are only prepared to grant them to people we like'. Plagiarism=not cool; and I hope that justice will be served.