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Happy birthday Sir Terry Pratchett.

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  • derbadian@mas.toD derbadian@mas.to

    Happy birthday Sir Terry Pratchett. The more the world gets more cruel and unfair, the more I miss him.

    Plus the Vimes boots theory remains the greatest piece of economics ever written.

    #TerryPratchett #Books

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    @derbadian
    What I find so hilarious about that is that Vimes doesn’t like nice boots. He’s a barefoot shoes fan (to use nonfictional modern terms).

    He wants soles thin enough to be able to read the cobbles and pavers as he walks the beat, (or walked somewhere with a blindfold) so that he can feel the texture of the city and know exactly where he is.

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      @derbadian
      What I find so hilarious about that is that Vimes doesn’t like nice boots. He’s a barefoot shoes fan (to use nonfictional modern terms).

      He wants soles thin enough to be able to read the cobbles and pavers as he walks the beat, (or walked somewhere with a blindfold) so that he can feel the texture of the city and know exactly where he is.

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      @wiredfool Yep, as I said in a reply to someone else "Vimes likes the shitty boots, they let him feel the cobbles of the city under his feet in a way that the rich will never feel. But his feet are still wet."

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      • derbadian@mas.toD derbadian@mas.to

        Happy birthday Sir Terry Pratchett. The more the world gets more cruel and unfair, the more I miss him.

        Plus the Vimes boots theory remains the greatest piece of economics ever written.

        #TerryPratchett #Books

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        Well this blew up 🤯

        If you already know Sir Terry Pratchett's work, I hope it was a lovely reminder of what a genius he was.

        If you've never heard of Sir Terry Pratchett, I hope you feel inspired to check out the Discworld series of books, which honestly just get better and better as they go.

        #TerryPratchett #Books #Discworld

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