Re the letter from Ray Bradbury - anyone who's a fan of this brilliant writer or of good writing in general should read "The Ray Bradbury Chronicles" by Sam Weller. It's utterly fascinating.
I love Bradbury too. For my money, there's no better author for adolescents to read as an introduction to adult fiction. I would highly recommend "The Ray Bradbury Chronicles" from Sam Weller - basically a conversation between Weller and Bradbury about the latter's life, his inspirations and his writing method. It's brilliant and fascinating and gives you a greater appreciation for what a wonderful writer he truly is.
I really don't understand her appeal, at all. I guess she's a little talented and can be funny, but she mostly comes across as loud and brassy and really not that attractive. I just don't get it.
I don't really care to defend AnarchoSoc, but I think he(?) was referring to Dana with the "she," not Holger...
Doesn't change the fact that they're both wrong.
Idiot. There's a father involved as well.
Wow - idiot. You must have skipped the whole part of "life" where they taught about how babies are made. Takes two. Frickin' moron. Must have made you feel really good about yourself, thinking you had some clever point to make.
I feel like this is like an abused wife thanking her husband for not beating her on their anniversary.
Gee, thanks guys, for taking a day off - you're so wonderful! Now that the whole "10 year anniversary of the worst terror attack in our country's history" thing is over, please, get back to smacking me around whenever you feel like it! Love you!
Yep, no thanks. As much as I enjoy handing money to people who openly, rabidly hate me and probably would wish me dead, I think I can find something better to do with my time. I'm sure it's a fine movie and all, but there are dozens of fine movies released every single year, probably more. I'll watch one that doesn't star a raving lunatic actively working to make my family's life worse.
Wow - as much fun as this scenario would be, I simply can't imagine this man walking away from the life he's had over the past three years - the adulation, the ass-kissing, the vacations, the luxury. Even as things get progressively worse and even the sychophantic media begins to finally pile on, he'll stick it out to the bitter end. Not because of some strength of character, but because his ego won't allow him to admit to himself that he might actually be a total, utter failure.
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