One is instructed:
1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 23.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
The Confusion by Neal Stephenson:
Finally another well-lubricated man in leather underpants performed the same series of movements and ended up standing next to Yevgeny in the same pose: this was a very dark-skinned Negro, not as tall as Yevgeny, but heavier.
Cadillac Beach by Tim Dorsey:
A month after the onset of his Hogan's Heroes phase, Serge went around to everyone in the dayroom and informed them the tunnel was finished; this was the day of the Great Escape.
Bush Country by John Podhoretz:
Okay, say some Bush-loathers.
and Things Worth Fighting For, the collected writings of Michael Kelly:
Berlet's work, published in a monograph and several articles, has portrayed a complex and growing network of alliances between right-wing and left-wing activists and groups, who border on respectability and attract media attention.
Fun!
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