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The Staff was really just a big stick…Anyway, it was capped by an elaborate headpiece with a carving of the sun at the top. What you had to do was take the Staff to a special map room in Tanis--it had the whole city laid out in miniature on the floor. When you placed the Staff in a certain spot in this room, at a certain time of day, the sun would shine through a hole here in the headpiece and then send a beam of light down here—to the map--giving you the location of the Well of the Souls...
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depends on the reason for the looking.
~kryssa
No way, I look up people all the time on Google. It's public information man.
it being public information makes it LEGAL to look it up. Has nothing to do with the morality of it. ~k
I suppose it could be considered "creepy", but I don't think it's immoral. The information is public, which generally means that the person was acting in a public capacity when the information was gathered. The reason we all agree that it's acceptable to Google Kissenger is that he was a public figure. While is may be a difference in degree, when somebody writes something that gets published in a school newspaper, wins a track meet, or does something else that gets published on the web they are acting in a public capacity.
I do it all the time. Especially when I am bored.
i'm the same as jenna. i also look myself up once in a while to see what i'm up to.
I have done that as well Sarah, I find that when I was in college I was more googlable. There is a lot less of me on the internet now. I wonder if that says anything about my college days...
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