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Jan 17, 2010 19:21

Every man who is not a monster, a mathematician, or a mad philosopher, is the slave of some woman or other.

George Eliot, "Scenes of Clerical Life"

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tacente January 17 2010, 16:34:26 UTC
Современный вариант - gay, psychotic or married.

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moonshee January 17 2010, 18:08:07 UTC
По-моему, сомнительная параллель, разве что за исключением последней категории.

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partr January 17 2010, 19:06:08 UTC
wishful thinking, вложенное в уста Элиота, остается wishful thinking

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в уста Элиота moonshee January 17 2010, 19:15:04 UTC
Элиот - дама

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Re: в уста Элиота partr January 17 2010, 19:19:23 UTC
makes no difference. ведь Эванс - господин.

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moonshee January 17 2010, 19:23:38 UTC
И Эванс, и Элиот - обе дамы.:)

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scriptum January 17 2010, 23:40:22 UTC
Wholeheartedly agree.

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moonshee January 18 2010, 07:48:07 UTC
You are a mathematician, aren't you?

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scriptum January 18 2010, 14:53:45 UTC
renegade mathematician, to be exact

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moonshee January 18 2010, 15:47:09 UTC
Ну тем более инсайдерское мнение.

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shka January 18 2010, 15:53:58 UTC
then all who are left for making your own slaves of them are the first three categories? niiiice...

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moonshee January 18 2010, 16:35:43 UTC
The first three? But there are only three all in all...

I guess she's hardly concerned with anyone lacking raw material to make a slave of, rather with the overall natures of men and women. Sad, yeah.

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shka January 18 2010, 20:36:47 UTC
a monster, a mathematician, a mad philosopher - or a slave.

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