The Gates of Night A fantasy novel by Keith Baker, the creator of the D&D campaign setting in which the novel is based, this is the 3rd and final book in the series. I'm a huge fan of Baker, in fact last year when I was doing a journalism program I interviewed him and did a story on him and the setting he created. Called him up in fact.
Location: In my lair; it's dark and it WAS quiet 'til you got here, so leave me the fuck alone!
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Re: What books you workin on?
Quoting: Rhiannon
Excellent choice
Yeah... loving it so far. I have the whole first five books of The First Chronicles of Avalon in one book... my Love's Dad has an awesome collection of books...
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Quoting: wisecat
grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence until you get over there and fall in a hole
Yeah... loving it so far. I have the whole first five books of The First Chronicles of Avalon in one book... my Love's Dad has an awesome collection of books...
The Chronicles of Amber is a great series...and it is great to be able to share you books with someone you know will enjoy them. My oldest has just recently discovered my collection. He started his first George R.R. Martin book this weekend ( A Game of Thrones) and I must say it is wonderful to see him enjoy them. Of course he is his mother's child
yes he is, sometimes he gets a little out of control, but most of what he says has significant meaning to what's going on currently.
I do not hear his show often, but I love his rants. Last night, he was going on about Chavez
and says "Isn't that what we invented cruise missiles for?"
I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so............
Bret Easton Ellis - American Psycho
One line in that book that really made me cringe:
"I rerent body double because I want to watch it again tonight even though I know I won't have enough time to masterbate over the scene where the woman is getting drilled to death by a power drill since I have a date with Courtney at seven thirty at Cafe Luxembourg."
"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it." - Oscar Wilde
I do not hear his show often, but I love his rants. Last night, he was going on about Chavez
and says "Isn't that what we invented cruise missiles for?"
Oh, he's got it out bad for Chavez, and Amaden...whatever the president of Iran's name is...don't leave either of them 2 alone with him for longer than absolutely necessary!!
Don't get me started on Chavez, the man is a monster with a sick agenda.
I'm not really sure what he would have to gain by denying the holocaust, but he seems adamant on it, I guess only because it would help gain an ally in Iran to try to take over the US...I REFUSE to do business with Exxon/Mobil because of him, I'm doing my own little part to protest what he stands for
Citgo is his national oil company. Exxon/Mobil is an American company raping Americans.
What Chavez is doing here is sinister. He is helping the poor which are mostly minorities
with low cost heating fuel and trying to get support from Americans via a discount
on the heating oil from Citgo.
He is also making huge dodnations to help the illegal aliens stay illegal. The list just
goes on and on.
I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so............
I thought there was something Venezuelan about Exxon Valdez...I don't shop for gas off the military installation anyway, I support AAFES in most ways possible, since they give back to my interests anyway. (AAFES = Army Air Force Exchange Service in case you didn'g know)
Re: What books you workin on?
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