Re: The 'steins - The Eulogy
Colin Douthwaite wrote: > > Ender <gt4...@prism.gatech.edu> wrote: > > > Since I've noticed a trend forming (namely, whenever I post, the > > thread stops dead in its tracks) > > Well what do you expect with a name like "Ender"? > > Dye, Actually I still expect some kid... But that must be because I couldn't finish Orson Scott Card's second book... Enders game was okay, Speaker for the dead sucked bigtime (Is what I think) and I haven't been able to set myself to read anything else he wrote. -- ____ Time : Mon Oct 19 12:14:54 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . Sex should be friendly. Otherwise stick to mechanical XXx++-.. toys; it's more sanitary. Lazarus Long (36) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' ""
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