A couple of Loompanics books today.
Jim Hogshire: Opium for the Masses
- I have no real interest in Opium, but I saw some lovely Poppy plants at a nursery. I wanted to be doubly sure I wasn't opening myself up to legal trouble if I planted them. As it turns out the object of my affections is NOT opiate bearing and I can plant without fear.
Harold S. Long: How to Collect Illegal Debts
- Ironically, the latter book describes many of the same ideas as the last parenting book I read. Primarily the concepts on establishing authority and responding vigorously to rebellion and disrespect. Fun times.
Robert A. Heinlen: Columbus Was a Dope
- This one is fantastic. It's a rehash of the "If men were meant to fly, they'd have wings!" argument about the impossibility of space travel. The characters are a bartender and a couple of Joes, (spoiler) in a bar on the moon (/spoiler).
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