The misconceptions about grammar posted on the 'Net are at least as bad as the misconceptions about evolution, presumably because American public schools do an equally bad job of teaching both — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“Feel no regret for roses, autumn too has its delights...How could she say that? Didn't she see that for us there could never be… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“...you think cabling is unnatural--that's what your arguments all come down to. But it's not. Not between people that really fit. Maya, do you… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“I want to tell you that it's horrible. I want to tell you that being suppressed makes every moment of existence a torment, because… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“...if you can achieve total intimacy with a piece of cable that costs fifty-nine kopeks, what good is it? How can you say you… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“You think we have a connection because of all the things you've sucked out of my mind by screening, but that isn't real. Trust… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“...it changes the central fact of the human condition: that each of us lives behind one set of eyes, and not another; that our… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“We need them? Is that the best reason you can come up with? He laughed, a rasping, mechanical sound. "The kings of the ocean… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“I had recognized her. They had tried to tear her out, but she had lived in me--deep in my heart and secret, nameless and… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“I'd caught what cameras call an updraft: just as the viewers got over the first rush of interest, others smelled the excitement and tuned… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“The mind has doors...even as the body does. And when you drill new holes, you tap old hungers.” — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“..you can't just break through a person's defenses like thatl the defenses are a part of the person, they are the person. It's our… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
“First the bugs divide your mind into parcels that are almost independent--I always picture paper growing up between the wrinkles of the brain like… — Raphael Carter Copy Share Image
