Subject: Re: [FFML] [Fanfic] The Varaiyah Cycle, Ep. 8
From: bastian@enterprise.mathematik.uni-essen.de (Sebastian Weinberg)
Date: 9/16/1996, 1:08 PM
To: fanfic@fanfic.com

 On Fri, 13 Sep 1996 17:34:56 -0700 (PDT) Mike W. Loader said:

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Waaahahahahahaaa!  God, This was still just as funny as the first
time around.  Some of the jokes had me in stitches, even though I
*knew* what to expect, and *that's* real art.

First of all:  Yes, sharks and other seafood *can* drown.  They
rely on the oxygen dissolved in the water.  Normally, the water
takes up enough oxygen by the natural turbulences of the sea or
rivers, but a still pond doesn't (that's also the reason why an
aquarium always has this little bubbly thing in it).  The
Jusenkyou pools are quite small, and a fully grown shark would
need more oxygen than the surface of such a pool would normally
absorb.  It would use up all the ambient oxygen and then drown.

Also, sharks are salt-water fish, and Jusenkyou doesn't strike me
as a seaside resort.


I totally, absolutely and in every way loved all scenes with the
lugga... um, with Felix.


When Ukyou said she knew a psychiatrist who specializes in
obsession, I was on the verge of replying, "figures, that she
would know."  But then I read your sequel, and I guess the point
is moot.  :)


I think I'll actually write a more detailed C&C (But I don't
promise anything)


Sebastian (on to the sequel)
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