Comments on: The Redundant Man Who Was Redundant http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3 The master story feed of Alexandra Erin. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 10:35:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Dracina http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-244 Dracina Fri, 26 Feb 2010 01:47:10 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-244 This is brilliant. Poor Stevenson... having one last jab at his sanity from DORAD... This is brilliant. Poor Stevenson… having one last jab at his sanity from DORAD…

]]> By: Nitori Kawashiro http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-239 Nitori Kawashiro Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:08:17 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-239 No, it should be the Department of Redundant Acronyms Department. No, it should be the Department of Redundant Acronyms Department.

]]> By: Orange Aipom http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-234 Orange Aipom Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:54:03 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-234 Shouldn't Department of Redundant Acronyms be shortened to DRA? Shouldn’t Department of Redundant Acronyms be shortened to DRA?

]]> By: Kitty http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-233 Kitty Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:37:37 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-233 Hm... Can something really be "immoral" and "amoral" at the same time? "It has bad morals, and also no morals at all, but still bad ones." Loved the story, though. Hm… Can something really be “immoral” and “amoral” at the same time? “It has bad morals, and also no morals at all, but still bad ones.”

Loved the story, though.

]]> By: C http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-223 C Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:41:17 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-223 This story has been making me shiver and D: for months now, whenever I reread it. I quite like it :) As for the brain-eating... people where I live do it (that's what tacos de cabeza are), although not human brains, so. Um. There may even be a market there! This story has been making me shiver and D: for months now, whenever I reread it. I quite like it :)

As for the brain-eating… people where I live do it (that’s what tacos de cabeza are), although not human brains, so. Um. There may even be a market there!

]]> By: BulldozerBegins http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-219 BulldozerBegins Fri, 11 Dec 2009 00:48:41 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-219 Odd that this story should be made. Back in 1999, without knowing anything about this, I made a stage play titled: "The Adventurous Adventures of Redundant Man." A redundancy-cursed superhero battles a minotaur that is cursed to contradict himself - named "Oxymoron." Then, the hero battles a tech-speak-obsessed Dr. Jargon. Redundant Man's sidekick turns out to be a non-sequitir-speaking Detective Red Herring. Odd that this story should be made. Back in 1999, without knowing anything about this, I made a stage play titled: “The Adventurous Adventures of Redundant Man.” A redundancy-cursed superhero battles a minotaur that is cursed to contradict himself - named “Oxymoron.” Then, the hero battles a tech-speak-obsessed Dr. Jargon. Redundant Man’s sidekick turns out to be a non-sequitir-speaking Detective Red Herring.

]]> By: Ryan http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-216 Ryan Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:10:20 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-216 I've read alot of things, alot of sad depressing things. This one hits me hard. I know it's funny. Satirical. But still, depressing, just slightly. I’ve read alot of things, alot of sad depressing things. This one hits me hard. I know it’s funny. Satirical. But still, depressing, just slightly.

]]> By: lieronet http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-207 lieronet Fri, 30 Oct 2009 05:56:23 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-207 ;_; ;_;

]]> By: Katz http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-194 Katz Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:17:02 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-194 Smile, you're on TV Tropes! http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ShapedLikeItself Smile, you’re on TV Tropes!

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ShapedLikeItself

]]> By: ME http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-171 ME Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:08:57 +0000 http://www.alexandraerin.com/stories/2007/the-redundant-man-who-was-redundant/3#comment-171 I'm pretty sure the world won't come down to PINNNNNNNNNNNNNN numbers and TastyFlesh if the world uses Steven Stevenson's brilliant logic. Thank you. I’m pretty sure the world won’t come down to PINNNNNNNNNNNNNN numbers and TastyFlesh if the world uses Steven Stevenson’s brilliant logic. Thank you.

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