In The Bridge, you'll remember, there's a technology (a ceiling filled with swiss-cheesy holes into one of which you stick your head) that enables people to ride piggy-back upon the consciousness of other people, an experience to which most become addicted.
I remember that being in Walking On Glass or am I wrong?
Ooh you fill me with uncertainty. It could have been. It was the same novel that made a big deal of the 'an unstoppable force meets an immovable object' thing. Was that The Bridge? Or Walking on Glass? I've a sinking feeling it was the latter.
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Yes, I suspected as much. Bloody Banks.
In The Bridge, you'll remember, there's a technology (a ceiling filled with swiss-cheesy holes into one of which you stick your head) that enables people to ride piggy-back upon the consciousness of other people, an experience to which most become addicted.
I remember that being in Walking On Glass or am I wrong?
Ooh you fill me with uncertainty. It could have been. It was the same novel that made a big deal of the 'an unstoppable force meets an immovable object' thing. Was that The Bridge? Or Walking on Glass? I've a sinking feeling it was the latter.
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