Ubersoft.net: Technology Is Not Your Friend

The Rime of the Ancient Marketer, Continued

16 May 2002 - 12:00am — Christopher Wright

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ALEX: So, Sis, tell me about this "Project Albatross" thing you're working on.

ALICE: "Project Albatross?" What's that?

ALEX: Ha ha. You know, the program of ultimate evil you mentioned last week.

ALICE: I don't remember ever talking about something called "Project Albatross."

ALEX: yes you did. I insinuated there wasn't actually a program, and you said there was, that it was very evil, and that was what you called it. Now spill.

ALICE: I'm not being evasive. Maybe you're suffering from some kind of continuity lapse.

ALEX: I am not suffering from some kind of continuity lapse.

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