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    Quote Originally Posted by Standing Wolf View Post
    Hugo wept.
    wellllllllll. onnnnnnn the ooooooooother hand, it is sci-fi. afterall...........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crepitus View Post
    Peter is more of a Stalinist. He's too wishy-washy to be a Nazi.

    I haven't bothered with the Hugo list since Larry Niven was winning them.
    LOL, I met Larry Niven once at a LASFAS meeting. Biggest jerk in the world. Very smart, but a total jacka55.
    Wearing a mask with your nose sticking out is like wearing a condom on your testicles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OGIS View Post
    LOL, I met Larry Niven once at a LASFAS meeting. Biggest jerk in the world. Very smart, but a total jacka55.
    You never know with writers...celebs in general, I guess. I met Harlan Ellison - a guy with a somewhat bad reputation for personal interactions - at a symposium and book signing in San Jose back in the '70s, and he couldn't have been nicer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stjames1_53 View Post
    it would be s goof start............. lookie, one of the anomaly wants attention! demanding that we treat the anomaly as normal is only that far sided from reality.
    Are you an atheist?
    This obsession that many conservatives have with sameness....

    Reminds me of that old movie, Five Million Years to Earth, where the psychic vibrations from the ancient, crashed Martian spaceship in the pit causes madness throughout London, and everyone begins acting out the ancient Purging of the Hives ceremony, where any genetic difference among the Martians was annihilated every so many years.

    Great B movie.

    When did conservatives decide to emulate ants?



    Yes, I'm an atheist. So?
    Wearing a mask with your nose sticking out is like wearing a condom on your testicles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stjames1_53 View Post
    wellllllllll. onnnnnnn the ooooooooother hand, it is sci-fi. afterall...........
    I think it was the late Robert B. Parker who said, "There are only two genres of writing: good writing and bad writing."

    Every once in a while, I try reading a so-called modern "mainstream" novel, maybe something that has received great critical praise as something groundbreaking and original, and I almost invariably find it boring and pointless. I heard great things about Don DeLillo, for instance, so I read 'The Falling Man' - eh. I've tried reading Jonathan Franzen and I wish I could enjoy him, but I just don't. Some of the best writers alive today, including Joe Lansdale - buy and read 'Paradise Sky' today! - are working in "genre" fiction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Standing Wolf View Post
    I think it was the late Robert B. Parker who said, "There are only two genres of writing: good writing and bad writing."

    Every once in a while, I try reading a so-called modern "mainstream" novel, maybe something that has received great critical praise as something groundbreaking and original, and I almost invariably find it boring and pointless. I heard great things about Don DeLillo, for instance, so I read 'The Falling Man' - eh. I've tried reading Jonathan Franzen and I wish I could enjoy him, but I just don't. Some of the best writers alive today, including Joe Lansdale - buy and read 'Paradise Sky' today! - are working in "genre" fiction.
    I'm hooked on noir mysteries and old westerns................
    but I mix it up with history and strategy. Some tech............
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    Quote Originally Posted by OGIS View Post
    LOL, I met Larry Niven once at a LASFAS meeting. Biggest jerk in the world. Very smart, but a total jacka55.
    Never met him, used to like his stories though.
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    The first science fiction novel I ever read, at age nine or ten, is still one of my favorites - 'The Survivors' (aka 'Space Prison') by Tom Godwin. Godwin only published three novels and twenty-seven short stories in his lifetime, but one of the latter is one of the most famous short stories in science fiction history - 'The Cold Equations'. Kelly Freas' cover illustration for the October 1953 issue of Astounding, featuring Godwin's first published story - both painting and story named 'The Gulf Between' - is one of the most well-known sci-fi illustrations of all time. (Freas' re-working of it for the cover of Queen's 'New of the World' album helped.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Standing Wolf View Post
    The first science fiction novel I ever read, at age nine or ten, is still one of my favorites - 'The Survivors' (aka 'Space Prison') by Tom Godwin. Godwin only published three novels and twenty-seven short stories in his lifetime, but one of the latter is one of the most famous short stories in science fiction history - 'The Cold Equations'. Kelly Freas' cover illustration for the October 1953 issue of Astounding, featuring Godwin's first published story - both painting and story named 'The Gulf Between' - is one of the most well-known sci-fi illustrations of all time. (Freas' re-working of it for the cover of Queen's 'New of the World' album helped.)
    Space Prison was my first SF read too!

    And The Cold Equations always bothered me immensely.

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    When out walking, look out for PROBlems. You know: maskless Plague Rats On Bicycles who blow past you without giving you time to get out of the way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OGIS View Post
    Um... yes, you have. By implication.

    >>>"All opposition to the silly sjw is good."

    In normal speech between sane adults, the word "All" is a Universal and literally means: anything and everything.



    And "anything," Peter, means that "opposition to the silly sjw" includes the use of government force.

    >>>"You[R] illogic is shocking."

    Your ad hom might be a tad more effective if you learned basic grammar. But I understand that you were undoubtedly typing with only one hand, and hurried in the anticipation, and that your view of the monitor was jiggling around from the strenuous effort.

    Have you been ill recently? You aren't very good at this.
    You're trying to put Pete in a box.

    Won't work.

    SJWs deserve any and all flak they receive.

    You're the one making absurd leaps of cracked logic.



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