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Quotation of the Day for February 25, 2011"Intoxication is by its nature faceless and cosmopolitan. The high that hit him a few minutes later had nothing in common with the promise implied by the bottle's label with its cypresses, antique arches and brilliant stars in a dark-blue sky. There was nothing in it to indicate that the port wine actually came from the left bank of the Crimea, and the suspicion even flashed through his mind that if it had come from the right bank, or even from Moldavia, the world around him would still have changed in the same fashion." - Victor Pelevin, from his novel Buddha's Little Finger (translated by Andrew Bromfield). Submitted by: Terry Labach Feb. 16, 2011  |
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