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Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - Scott Miller - 05-08-2006
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/05/06/world/main1596037.shtml
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - luthie2 - 05-08-2006
Scott Miller Wrote:http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/05/06/world/main1596037.shtml
Too funny!! At least RJ likes to keep a slightly lower profile.
-Luthie
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - cobalt - 05-08-2006
I don't think our friend Jack would want to be in a situation where a passport was needed. Low profile and anonymity are Jack's monikers.
As the world's rules on identity and computer files are enlarged, I wonder how many more "hidden" people will be out for all to see. :eek:
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - BrettM - 05-08-2006
Somehow all I can think of is Groo the Wanderer proclaiming "I am the Prince of Chichester". (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groo_the_Wanderer)
Brett
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - peachynat - 05-08-2006
I think it's safe to say that Jack will avoid a similar fate.... he values his anonymity alot more than this guy obviously does.
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - Tempest - 05-08-2006
Plus Jack doesn't go around claiming he's royalty :p
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - luthie2 - 05-08-2006
Tempest Wrote:Plus Jack doesn't go around claiming he's royalty :p
That's about the ONLY thing that Jack hasn't claimed to be.
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - Tempest - 05-08-2006
I guess Jack really is royalty though. I mean, what else do you call the person chosen as the Guardian against the Dark?
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - Scott Miller - 05-08-2006
Tempest Wrote:I guess Jack really is royalty though. I mean, what else do you call the person chosen as the Guardian against the Dark?
Sir, of course.
Thus confirming his status as royalty.
Can RJ Avoid Similar Fate? - Tempest - 05-08-2006
Scott...Gaiman is amazing. I can't say that I agree with everything he writes, but American Gods was a really really good book. I keep waiting to acquire the funds to purchase Anansi Boys.