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old.gregg wrote:asdf wrote:Ahh...in other words I called you and old fart...I worded the beginning wrong. How old are you >.<? 14 |
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asdf wrote:old.gregg wrote:asdf wrote:Ahh...in other words I called you and old fart...I worded the beginning wrong. How old are you >.<? 14 I've got a good 2 years on you, then. That explains it alllll. |
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Huh...well this is embarrassing... lol. |
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Lepelbos wrote:Just began with Dune again (the fourth time again i believe). Dune by Frank Herbert. I can read Dune over and over again..I never tire of it. Currently finishing off LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring. Its taken me some eight years or whatever to get around to reading it after seeing the film first. |
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I might be a little late to the party on this, but has anyone read The Watchmen? I just finished it about a week ago. I haven't seen the movie yet but I'm planning on it. So anyway, the book is amazing. It was a little confusing at times but I still really enjoyed it. I've heard that it's a book that you really have to read multiple times before you fully understand everything. I recommend it!
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Yeah, I'm quite a fan of The Watchmen, it's as well written as comic book can be. Alan Moore really is the master of that artform. I recently got finished reading his run of Miracleman (Formerly known as Marvelman but changed for American copyright reasons) and Johnny Bates is just a fantastic bad guy. Miracleman's sidekick, ends up being the only superhero with any powers, and he goes bad. It's fucking phenomenal looking at him. |
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massive fan of alan mores work.... And as of yet no film has come close to his books... which is what they are really...
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Captain Insano wrote:Lepelbos wrote:Just began with Dune again (the fourth time again i believe). Dune by Frank Herbert. I can read Dune over and over again..I never tire of it. Currently finishing off LOTR: Fellowship of the Ring. Its taken me some eight years or whatever to get around to reading it after seeing the film first. Yes Dune is awesome. The first one is the best, but i like the other five from Frank Herbert aswell. I also read all the others from Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. But they didn't hooked me that much. |
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