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by MSG 04/11/2003, 9:14am PDT |
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FoK wrote:
Great and Secret Show, Weaveworld, and Cabal were all the same goddamn book. Mortals discover beautiful secret world of immortals, can't leave it alone, fuck everything up for themselves and for the immortals, too. Now it's up to them to set things right! Hooray!
I got to the end of Weaveworld and decided to stop letting Clive waste my time.
FoK
P.S. Candyman had that same theme, too, minus the society of immortals. I liked his short story "Dread," though, and his "children's book."
Holy fuck! I am glad I'm not as smart as you because I guess I don't know any better! "Doctor" Music, your constant enlightment on matters such as Clive Barker's lack of talent and the ability of New Jersey Drivers is a gift I shant squander!
Here is my diagnosis Doc! I've heard your music and you got the corner on monotony and repetitive themes! Bad shit happens to you (constantly) because you make bad decisions, because you are not as clever as a Britney Spears time change.
MsG (hey! like the MICHAEL SHENKER GROUP eh' doc?)
P.S. You are a waste of space and resources. Hopefully New York will kill you. |
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Recommended Book: Imajica by Clive Barker by Beast-God 04/10/2003, 7:44pm PDT 
Read Weaveworld, also by Clive NT by Entropy Stew 04/10/2003, 7:51pm PDT 
Or "Great and Secret Show," though "Weaveworld" was my favorite as well. NT by MSG 04/10/2003, 9:59pm PDT 
Re: Or "Great and Secret Show," though "Weaveworld" was my favorite as well. by FoK 04/11/2003, 8:23am PDT 
Re: Or "Great and Secret Show," though "Weaveworld" was my favorite as well. by MSG 04/11/2003, 9:14am PDT 
Neat! I have a fan! NT by FoK 04/11/2003, 10:17am PDT 
Minor correction by Ray, of Light 04/10/2003, 7:55pm PDT 
Re: Minor correction by I need clarification 04/10/2003, 8:07pm PDT 
Re: Minor correction by Senor Barborito 04/10/2003, 9:14pm PDT 
Re: Minor correction by MSG 04/10/2003, 9:58pm PDT 
Re: Minor correction by I need clarification 04/10/2003, 10:00pm PDT 
Re: Minor correction by foogla 04/11/2003, 2:36am PDT 
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