bears more than a passing
resemblance to Gass himself -
was actually worth the wait (as
if anything short of a heart and
lung transplant - or Paul
McCartney's "much-anticipated"
Flaming Piece of Crap album -
could be worth that wait). Or,
if not quite worth the wait, at
least worth buying and
pretending to have read, as is
currently the case with Mason
& Dixon. But, alas, in a
rare moment of aesthetic
justice, few people - desperate
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