A brave sort, that GUEST G-spot. But by skipping around no one can understand MOAB. It must be read from the beginning, savored like fine wine and food, and digested and made part of the person reading it. No where else is Francis Bacon's statement that "some books are made to be digested" more true than in the MOAB.

And to truly understand the MOAB, the reader should completely understand each reference, each link. But above all, indeed far outreaching any thing else about the MOAB, the reader should realize from the outset that MOABites care deeply about Mother and don't really give a rat's ass what the casual reader thinks. And therein, dear reader, lies what is arguably the greatest strength of not only MOAB, but of all great literature.