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I think I've heard of Foucault's Pendulum, but I'm not sure.Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>SS & Marihilka: Umberto Eco is an Italian professor in semiotics. He's a scholar in philosophy, and he is extremely knowledgable in theology and history as well as literature and arts.
His best-selling novel "The name of the rose" is the most well-known of his works, and also the most easy to read. A mediocre movie was made out of the novel.
IMO Eco's masterpiece is "Foucault's Pendulum", but he has also written many interesting essays. His work often deals with topics like language, communication, perception of things and reality in general, cognition etc.</STRONG>
LOLOriginally posted by Darkpoet:
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Hugh Heffner</STRONG>
Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>LOL
And those are the articles you're reading, right?Originally posted by Darkpoet:
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It figures you would get that one Sleep.
Well unfortunatley i forgot to add Larry Flynt to my listOriginally posted by Darkpoet:
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It figures you would get that one Sleep.
Of course, why else would i be surveying this...erm.... peice of great literarry creation?Originally posted by T'lainya:
<STRONG>And those are the articles you're reading, right?
No Hugh Hefner?Originally posted by humanflyz:
<STRONG>It seems that no one mentioned Arthur C. Clarke, so I will say that he's my one of my favorite writer.
Arthur C. Clarke
Tolkien(Yes, to me, he is alive)
Stephen R. Donaldson
Ray Bradbury</STRONG>
I enjoyed his booksPosted by Humanflyz -
Stephen R. Donaldson
Kept me busy for ages (The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant - The Unbeliever)I'll have you know i only ever read them in the local surgeryOriginally posted by Aegis:
<STRONG>@Sleep: What have I told you about patronizing that horny old man Sleep. No stop it before he cancels your subscription!
Originally posted by Aegis:
<STRONG>And at the elementry school. And the library, and the store, and the strip club...
So have you been stalking me again Aegis? Originally posted by Vivien:
<STRONG>Fable and Eminem:
Hmm...I actually *like* Stephen King. He's not superb, but he has several very intriguing books. 'It', 'The Stand' etc..He wrote the screen play for both 'Stand by Me' and 'The Shawshank Redemption' both excellent movies in my humble opinion. Hearts in Atlantis is also another good work...
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Dp puts two 9mm rounds in Eminem's head, then calls the meat wagon. Nobody picks on Vivien.Originally posted by EMINEM:
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Eminem: Spell Trigger (Greater Malison, Greater Malison, Greater Malison)
Vivien: Saving Throws reduced by 12
Eminem: Power Word: Kill
Vivien: Instant Death
Eminem: "smiles in satisfaction and casts disintegrate for good measure. Bows, leaves the scene. Enter Fable, at stage right, with and broom and dustpan."
'Can't say you weren't warned.
Jeez, sure is a shame about that simulacrum, VivOriginally posted by EMINEM:
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Eminem: Spell Trigger (Greater Malison, Greater Malison, Greater Malison)
Vivien: Saving Throws reduced by 12
Eminem: Power Word: Kill
Vivien: Instant Death</STRONG>
Because of this, I must say that I have read a book by Stephen King and though I do not remember what book it was, I do remember I liked it.Originally posted by EMINEM:
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Eminem: Spell Trigger (Greater Malison, Greater Malison, Greater Malison)
Vivien: Saving Throws reduced by 12
Eminem: Power Word: Kill
Vivien: Instant Death
Eminem: "smiles in satisfaction and casts disintegrate for good measure. Bows, leaves the scene. Enter Fable, at stage right, with and broom and dustpan."
'Can't say you weren't warned.