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| + | [[File:Karma door.jpg|500px|thumb|An 8-ball painted on the Karma suite door]] | ||
| + | '''Karma''' is the [[Suites|suite]] between [[Russell]] and [[Falstaff]]. Karma is a much beloved suite despite its lack of an oven and not having its own TV. Karma Lounge is currently home to a much beloved 53-inch teddy bear named Natalia. | ||
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| + | John Lennon had a song "Instant Karma" in 1970 which may have influenced the naming. But it | ||
| + | was a word from Buddist philosophy which was in vogue in the 60s/70s (you wanted good Karma). | ||
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| + | The [[Karma Lounge]] is one of two lounges in Escher with working VHS players as of 10 September 2021. It also has a DVD player! | ||
Latest revision as of 17:39, 10 September 2021
Karma is the suite between Russell and Falstaff. Karma is a much beloved suite despite its lack of an oven and not having its own TV. Karma Lounge is currently home to a much beloved 53-inch teddy bear named Natalia.
John Lennon had a song "Instant Karma" in 1970 which may have influenced the naming. But it was a word from Buddist philosophy which was in vogue in the 60s/70s (you wanted good Karma).
The Karma Lounge is one of two lounges in Escher with working VHS players as of 10 September 2021. It also has a DVD player!
