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Something that when you go into it in a straight line you come out at a different place and/or going in a different direction than you should according to Newtonian physics. [[Fans]] are always wandering into such things in strange cities and getting losted. A slitely different affair was the turntable on which the [[Shirley-Savoy Hotel|Shirley-Savoy]] in [[Denver]] is mounted, so that you can start near the hotel, walk blocks and blocks, and still be near the hotel. | Something that when you go into it in a straight line you come out at a different place and/or going in a different direction than you should according to Newtonian physics. [[Fans]] are always wandering into such things in strange cities and getting losted. A slitely different affair was the turntable on which the [[Shirley-Savoy Hotel|Shirley-Savoy]] in [[Denver]] is mounted, so that you can start near the hotel, walk blocks and blocks, and still be near the hotel. | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 23 November 2020
(Did you mean a fanzine?)
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| Something that when you go into it in a straight line you come out at a different place and/or going in a different direction than you should according to Newtonian physics. Fans are always wandering into such things in strange cities and getting losted. A slitely different affair was the turntable on which the Shirley-Savoy in Denver is mounted, so that you can start near the hotel, walk blocks and blocks, and still be near the hotel. |
See also: Wapakoneta Triangle.
| Fanspeak |
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