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  • Fiction Discussion Re: Favorites in Classic Literature...

    What are you favorite pieces of classic literature? - discuss. Also, what makes a classic; the age of the text, the era it comes from, the impact on the time ...

    Mar 7, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: The DaVinci Code

    DaVinci Code was okay, nice break from the heavy Chaucer I was reading for class. I have to agree with smaur on the gimmicks and such. Also, I think people ...

    Mar 7, 2006
  • Poetry Discussion Re: who's/what's your fav poet or poetry

    Dan, I made your poem posts easier to read... I am the People, the Mob by Carl Sandburg I AM the people--the mob--the crowd--the mass. Do you know that all ...

    Mar 7, 2006
  • Poetry Discussion Re: who's/what's your fav poet or poetry

    E gads! Do I have to pick one... I'll list a few, plus a favorite poem or two. And Font, kudos for the Green Eye of the Yellow God, that's ...

    Mar 7, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Favourite Fantasy Writer

    Okay, pulling out my list... fantasy you say... Robin McKinley - Blue Sword, short but a very good read; Deerskin: it's like a trainwreck, you want to stop reading, but ...

    Mar 6, 2006
  • Art & Photography Re: We're Off to Hunt the Orks

    I think what's off on the first one's pose, is the right arm's positon. But I like 'em. Personally I though the first one was female, I think the reason ...

    Mar 4, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Top 5 Best Books

    Tigana , The Lions of Al-Rassan and The Sarantine Mosaic by Guy Gavriel Kay. Kay is an absolutely immense author: if you're into historical fiction, read him, because they're all ...

    Mar 2, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Top 5 Best Books

    Sharpe Series by Bernard Cornwell - Most definetly agreed, haven't finished the entire series yet though. They just finished filming Sharpe's Challenge ... 3) Harry Potter series by whats her ...

    Mar 1, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Shakespeare

    I have it on tape somewheres... "Adam, why do you think every women in Shakesphere wears hideously ugly wigs, and barfs everywhere?" (paraphrased from The Reduced Shakespeare Company's The Complete ...

    Feb 26, 2006
  • Media Reviews Re: Shakespeare

    I've almost read through the gamut of his plays or atleast the ones in my Works of Shakespeare edition. My favorites would have to be Macbeth, Taming of the Shrew, ...

    Feb 26, 2006
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    I try to stave off fights if I can, but if I do get into one I am not wholy unopposed to castration. - Lainey (The Lost King) hmm question, ...

    Feb 24, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Top 5 Worst Books You Ever Read

    1. Eragon... (and now they are making a movie...) but the book was...shudders...horible also Sureal, did you know they are making a movie about the Alex Rider books as well... ...

    Feb 24, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: Top 5 Best Books

    YAY Nate, Dr. Seuss... my aunt met him once. I think I own every book of his. I have to agree on the Illiad, read it freshman year, amazed me. ...

    Feb 24, 2006
  • Art & Photography Re: The Rock, Geoffry

    YAY...poor geoffry! I love how you've made Cloud's hair huge... hehheh...

    Feb 23, 2006
  • Art & Photography Re: Comicness

    sadly no... wish I did, but alas I have no scanner or tablet.

    Feb 23, 2006


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