I've been reading for maybe an hour, and already so many awesome things said.
The best description of yawming I have ever heard:
"I was waiting for the bus this morning and there was a sparrow sitting in the azalea beside the bus shelter. I looked at it and it yawned...this tiny little wisp of heated sparrow yawn breath rose up from the branch. And the thing is, I began yawning too - so yawning is contageous not only from person to person, but from species to species. How far back was it that our premordeal ancestors forked into two directions, one that became mammals and one that became birds? Five hundred million years ago? So, we've been yawning on Earth for half a billion years"
And another simply logical, and brilliant statement. Something I've been trying to manufacture in my brain for years:
"Speaking of biology, I think clonging is great. I dont understand why churchy people get so upset about it. God made the originals, and cloning is only making photocopies [keep in mind the book is about Staples employees]. Big woo. And how can people get upset about evolution? Someone had to start the ball rolling; its only natural to try to figure out the mechanics of how it got rolling. Relax! One theory doesn't excude the other"
Brilliant!
