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    Re: A very sad affair...

    I agree with Todash that there just isn't enough information to make an informed opinion about this family. They say the boy was only sickly for a few days and had seemed better before taking a...
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    Re: Suggestions on good Cowboy books/writers?

    I don't know if he really fits what you're wanting, but you might also look into Elmer Kelton. I suspect he's similar to Louis L'Amour and probably best known for the book The Good Old Boys.
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    Re: Court Room Politics

    The suit was her's, so I don't think she can counter-sue (since that would mean suing herself)... But I think it was based in the state courts, so she maybe she has some possibility of a federal...
  4. Re: Gun control discussions in the wake of the Newtown, CT deaths

    I have to say, the civility in this thread - despite obviously opposing opinions - is very heartening. We need a lovey sort of emoticon, but I guess this one will do. :y:

    Many polls show that...
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    Re: Everybody dies twice...

    "My life closed twice before its close—
    It yet remains to see
    If Immortality unveil
    A third event to me

    So huge, so hopeless to conceive
    As these that twice befell.
    Parting is all we...
  6. Thread: Subway Death

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    Subway Death

    (Please place where appropriate, Ms. Mod.)


    Has anyone else been following this story?

    Suspect confesses in pushing death of Queens dad in Times Square subway station

    After having words, a...
  7. Re: Husband Of Obese Woman Blames Airlines For Her Death

    A couple of articles said they did not trust the medical care offered in Hungary (where they were stranded) and were particularly concerned due to her complicated and lengthy history. She was...
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    Re: Feel better soon, Hossenpepper

    :sad: Sorry to hear about your wrist. I hope the surgery went well and you recover in record time. There's a ton of good thoughts and [gentle] (((hugs))) heading your way from the whole board. ...
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    Re: What are you reading? (continued)

    Fahrenheit 451.
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    Re: What are you reading? (continued)

    Winesburg, Ohio - Sherwood Anderson
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    Re: Happy Birthday, Uncle Stevie!

    Wishing the absolute very best to my favorite Uncle and family. <3<3<3



    P.S. I know you're hitting retirement age and all, but please don't retire from writing ... ever. (Please?) :upside:...
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    Re: Interest for skmb convention? (2013)

    If there are official lists for it, can I please be added to the "Interested in Attending and Helping" one? I hope to go but even if it turns out I can't I will help in any way possible.
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    Re: Interest for skmb convention? (2013)

    They'd have to drive to Bucksport ... the Chamberlain just isn't high enough. :biggrin2:
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    Re: Interest for skmb convention? (2013)

    I understand, Lily, and I know summer is all-around the best option for the Great Shindig. But August... Aside from the normal overwhelming run of tourists, the state fair brings in 60-70,000...
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    Re: Interest for skmb convention? (2013)

    August is the busiest tourist time of year everywhere in the northern hemisphere ... is that really the leading choice right now? It's honestly about the worst time there is; no matter what the...
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    Re: Robert R McCammon

    I just re-read Blue World, which had been my favorite McCammon ... and I wasn't very impressed. I liked it quite a bit several years ago, but it just doesn't do much for me now. It wasn't bad, but...
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    Re: The Mist: Movie Vs Book

    I loved the hope of the novella ending ... which is a King staple and one of the things I love most of his work. (Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, right?) But still, that was an...
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    Re: what is god to you?

    I once wrote a story about a similar topic. I called God a cockroach. I'm not as angry at him as I was then but I've never quite retracted the sentiment.
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    Re: Robert R McCammon

    They well might. I could easily have been overly judgemental, cynical, jaded, etc. It was college, and I am prone to a "love em or hate em" mentality when it comes to authors. Thus far, once my...
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    Re: Robert R McCammon

    To be honest, I don't remember. I read it years ago while in college and just found it ... ordinary, I suppose. Just kind of ho-hum, nothing to write home about. And today nothing of the story has...
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    Re: Robert R McCammon

    I really enjoyed Blue World but was not thrilled with Swan Song or A Boy's Life and never read anything else. Does he deserve another chance?
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    Re: if you lived on little tall island..

    Yeah, no way would Linoge leave with a kid if it were up to me.
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    Re: whats the latest movie you have watched?

    Oops, my bad. :blush: The last movie I watched was actually Where the Red Fern Grows because it came on while I was at a friend's house and a rugrat refused to let us change the channel.
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    Re: whats the latest movie you have watched?

    Mr. Bean's Holiday.

    I love Rowan Atkinson.
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    Re: Favourite Quotes and Quotations

    Several good ones already mentioned (I read all 46 pages) but here's a few others I thought worth sharing...


    "It was such a lovely day I thought it a pity to get up." -W. Somerset Maugham
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