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I found it interesting that the significance of the number 22 was first brought up on page 222. might be nothing, really. | I found it interesting that the significance of the number 22 was first brought up on page 222. might be nothing, really. | ||
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| + | '''The Gentleman Bomber of Headingly'''<br> | ||
| + | Reminds me of the Krikkit Robots in Douglas Adams' ''Life, The Universe, and Everything,'' where a bomb is put in place of a Cricket Ball at a match between Britain and Australia. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 28 November 2006
Page 222
The Number 22
I found it interesting that the significance of the number 22 was first brought up on page 222. might be nothing, really.
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The Gentleman Bomber of Headingly
Reminds me of the Krikkit Robots in Douglas Adams' Life, The Universe, and Everything, where a bomb is put in place of a Cricket Ball at a match between Britain and Australia.
