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	In Britain, a demotic metaphor for "bed" is "pit". This book might therefore be to spiritual enlightenment what [[Rincewind]] is to heroism - an anti-text that advocates "sod enlightenment, have a long lie-in", which would be the ultimate extension of the logic of this escalating joke in {{P}}		In Britain, a demotic metaphor for "bed" is "pit". This book might therefore be to spiritual enlightenment what [[Rincewind]] is to heroism - an anti-text that advocates "sod enlightenment, have a long lie-in", which would be the ultimate extension of the logic of this escalating joke in {{P}}




	[[Category: Discworld publications\|Book of Staying in The Pit, The]]		[[Category: Discworld publications\|Book of Staying in The Pit, The]]
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I suspect it's meant to be "emphasize"

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Mentioned in {{P}}, this is a holy book in [[Djelibeybi]] about the god [[Yay]]
==Annotation==
Other mentioned books are things like "The Book of Going Forth", "The [[Book of Going Forth Around Elevenish]]" (which is attributed to a rather lazy Llamaic sect). These emphasize that the spiritual journey to enlightenment begins in the (metaphorical) morning, even if it ''is'' around elevenish.

In Britain, a demotic metaphor for "bed" is "pit". This book might therefore be to spiritual enlightenment what [[Rincewind]] is to heroism - an anti-text that advocates "sod enlightenment, have a long lie-in", which would be the ultimate extension of the logic of this escalating joke in {{P}}

[[Category: Discworld publications|Book of Staying in The Pit, The]]
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