Chris

Chris

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/me brings this ancient thread back to life... Bill I'm contemplating subscribing myself. Have you checked out these free sites at all: Voodoo Extreme http://www.ve3d.com Blue's News http://www.bluesnews.com Evil Avatar http://www.evilavatar.com Shuga Shack http://www.shacknews.com

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For grins, Bloom Country is great. I just had to chuck my ancient Bill and Opus stuffed figures as they were looking mighty sad. Billy and the Boingers anyone? DeathTongue? As for comics, SandMan, Ultimate Spider-Man, and J. Michael Strazinksi's Rising Stars.

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Crae is that a Japanese historical novel about a Samurai? It sounds vaguely familiar. I think I remember seeing an English translation in the book store a few years back. As for Jordan, I got tired of reading about every side-character's minion's lackey's best friend's evil man servant's struggle with the some distant toady's underlings' warrior's inn keeper's wive's best-friend's prostitute's evil henchman. <i

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Usually fantasy and sci-fi.Stuff that I enjoy and think is a cut about the rest (off the top of my head): JRR Tolkien. Have a collection of hundreds of Tolkien/Tolkien related books. George RR Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series Tad Williams' Memory, Thorn, and Sorrow series Ursula K. LeGuin's great. Phillip K. Dick Heinlein's juvenille books (he lost me with everying including and after Stranger in a Strange Land) Guy Gavriel Kay Roger Zelazny Jack Vanc

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My very first home computer was also the Timex Sinclair (eventually followed by all the various Commodore computers (vic-20 all the way up to the Amiga). I remember the Sinclair's bizzard micro keyboard. The first computer I used professionally was a Digital PDP8. It used punched paper tape (which inevitably unravelled all over the floor and tore, resulting in liberal but strategiic applications of scotch tape). Its front had a series of big yellow switches called RAP (Random Access Pa

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Go to https://www.stardock.com/support Key in the email address you used when purchasing the skinbrowser. You should then get an automatic email from stardock (takes about 5 minutes for me), it should contain a link you can click to download the latest version as well as your regististration key. Hope this helps <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Power

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Boxxi, they reissued those books as two trade size paperbacks within the past few years. I vaguely remember it had something to do with floating worlds/islands/landmasses and your action hero/protagonist having adventures among them. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered

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whazza woman? izzit like a man with a womb? Seriously, I pretty much discuss the same things: computers movies and TV music games history useless pop culture trivia politics The only problem is that I'm not a good real-time conversationalist. Debates are great but I usually can't respond quick enough and therefore am on the losing end of conversations simply on this measure alone. Not that the other person is right, just that they have an answer quic

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migellito - PKD is THE MAN. I'd love to see his Valis trilogy made into movies. They probably confuse the heck out of everyone. I still haven't seen Minority Report yet.

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Thx T-Man. I liked the Stardock t-shirts better. Kinda weird walking around with a shirt that says SKINNERS in big bold letters. I'll have to explain to every one that no, its not a Pr0n thing and no its not part of the X-Files Agent Skinner fan club But what the heck, I need new a new shirt anyways, so I'll buy one. You could have one that reads "Skinners Live in Vain" as a nod to Cordwai

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