Memorial for the thread about the greatest book ever written

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Vorak, Jun 12, 2006.

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  1. Vorak

    Vorak Administrator Staff Member

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    Vorak, Jun 12, 2006
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    On April the 24th 2004 Sleek_Jeek posted a thread about this book.

    Now more than two years later I present this book to you once more so that new comers may bask in its awesomeness.
     
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    That is awesomeness. Its a tricky one though. Personally I think the shark would win in a very close contest.
     
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    Damn, now I can't wait for pay-day so I can order that book. Bweeheehee.
     
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    That seems like the new movie, "Snakes on a Plane," except without Samuel L. Jackson, and good.
     
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    Actually, that reminded me of "Boa vs. Python". The first time I heard about it I thought it was a joke. But nope.
     
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    Hehehe :lol:

    Wonders of Hollywood :p
     
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    They must be running out of ideas....
     
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    Given the sheer number of movies that have been made over the past hundred or so years, coming up with orginal concepts cannot be easy. Anyone else notice just how familiar-feeling many of todays movies are?

    If the script-writers aren't converting cartoons into live action, then theyr'e rehashing tired old concepts. Just add modern or futuristic technology, jazz it up with digital effects and call it new...
     
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