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{{a|work|[[File:rien.jpg|Being and Nothing, yesterday.|450px|center]]}}In other news, while (er) barking up the wrong tree trying to solving a crossword clue this morning, (“gossip with Jean Paul Sartre’s feline friend?”), I discovered that Sartre did in fact have a cat, and he called it called “Rien”. Which is nice.
{{a|work|[[File:rien.jpg|Being and Nothing, yesterday.|Thumb|450px|center]]}}In other news, while (er) barking up the wrong tree trying to solving a crossword clue this morning, (“gossip with Jean Paul Sartre’s feline friend?”), I discovered that Sartre did in fact have a cat, and he called it called “Rien”. Which is nice.


When it was constipated, he used to say, “nothing will come from nothing.”
When it was constipated, he used to say, “nothing will come from nothing.”<ref>Not true.</ref>
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In other news, while (er) barking up the wrong tree trying to solving a crossword clue this morning, (“gossip with Jean Paul Sartre’s feline friend?”), I discovered that Sartre did in fact have a cat, and he called it called “Rien”. Which is nice.

When it was constipated, he used to say, “nothing will come from nothing.”[1]

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  1. Not true.