Great job as usual fpw!! Now I have to wait a whole year for the next one. What will I do? I've already just Re read the rj series. Hopefully you give us some Glaeken stories....
Great job as usual fpw!! Now I have to wait a whole year for the next one. What will I do? I've already just Re read the rj series. Hopefully you give us some Glaeken stories after the repairman's story is complete ....
cobalt Wrote:There are FMB's in Dark City! Even if they're on a perv.....how cool is that? :bounce:I first heard the term here
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FAQ
"It means 'Ask the next question.' Ask the next question, and the one that follows that, and the one that follows that. It's the symbol of everything humanity has ever created." Theodore Sturgeon.
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I finished Dark City just a few minutes ago. Another great RJ addition!
I loved the back stories of Bonita, Julio and The Spot. A few good fixes in this one too. You can see where Jack got his start.
[SPOILER]And....2 instances of The Lady and her dog saving Jack.[/SPOILER]
I can't wait for the next one.
I finished Dark City just a few minutes ago. Another great RJ addition!
I loved the back stories of Bonita, Julio and The Spot. A few good fixes in this one too. You can see where Jack got his start.
[SPOILER]And....2 instances of The Lady and her dog saving Jack.[/SPOILER]
I can't wait for the next one.
EWMAN
It really is strange that the 90's, and 80's, are appearing more like being in the 70's and looking back to the 50's! And, now being a Grandfather, the impact really seems even more real. I was reading my First Edition to "THE TOMB" (1984) and compared it to the reprint again for the references that now belong to the past (amazing how few younger people even are aware of NYC at the time the first book takes place). Now, for myself, when I start blasting "Duane Eddy", "The Grass Roots", "Buckinghams", "Dusty Springfield" and "Yard Birds" its going to be time for "Geezer Radio"!!