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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=547411" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Brief Statement on the Snow Leopard</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Let it be known that on page 12 where the<br>description of the snow leopard begins, an<br>egregious error was made in its description.<br>In no way does a snow leopard resemble all<br>the demons of hell. It seems that a catatonic<br>fear set in upon seeing the snow leopard for the<br>first time, which results in a rather inaccurate<br>description. Also, on page 43 there is a long pause followed by a<br>blood-curdling scream. What follows is an attempt to<br>describe the gurgling sound of copious amounts of<br>splashing blood. On page 67, a certain shlick noise<br>is mentioned, this is the sound of a can of<br>cheap beer being opened, as the hunter, much later<br>back at the lodge, found it necessary to consume a<br>quantity of said beverage when it was finally discovered that<br>he had completely lost the rest of his hunting party in<br>the bush. That was a completely different adventure, which<br>won't be elaborated on here, but let it suffice to say<br>that his ill-fitting shorts were riding up<br>in the crotch, which probably led to his finger<br>grazing ever so gently the trigger of his elephant<br>rifle, causing him to shoot himself almost nearly in the<br>brain. On page 69, when the aardvark is introduced, <br>the reader may wish to access certain reference<br>books in order to reveal its unlikely habitat<br>in its entirety. The likelihood of sighting an aardvark<br>atop such a mountainous peak was merely used<br>to lend page 70 a certain ambiance of horror.<br>If the stream-of-consciousness effect<br>which was employed on page 78 was a hindrance to the<br>narrative, the reader may inser these words<br>in place of the aforementioned passage, ...god-<br>damned barnacles, wherever you go they're all over me! <br>Perhaps it should also be mentioned<br>that the incessant drumming which begins on<br>page 112 is not foreshadowing, but if the reader<br>would like, it could serve to explain the absence<br>of any dialogue for the rest of the following chapters.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Larry+Sawyer">Larry Sawyer</a><div class=q>
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