Wart
Pimply Teenager
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Post by Wart on Jul 26, 2010 21:03:22 GMT -5
Mine said I write like David Foster Wallace? Who knew Braveheart writes books! Not William Wallace . . . you dork! I Wikied this guy since I have no idea who he is and he wrote a book called BRIEF INTERVIEWS WITH HIDEOUS MEN . . . That sounds just like you, Freddie!
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Post by PigsnieLite on Jul 26, 2010 21:39:52 GMT -5
I wuz wondering why Frito wuz talking about Braveheart, hahahahahaha!
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scott
Pimply Teenager
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Post by scott on Jul 27, 2010 18:37:50 GMT -5
I write like.....Dan Brown.
Ouch. I need to submit a better sample.
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Post by PigsnieLite on Jul 27, 2010 19:54:18 GMT -5
Ewwwwwww. I wondur if anyone around here writes like Tom Clancy. Pigsnit took the test and is peeved that he writes like Jane Austen, LOLL.
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Post by Avril on Jul 27, 2010 21:05:05 GMT -5
So far all my samples have yielded different results. That's because I don't write like anyone! Not really. Really.
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Post by Frito Freddie on Jul 28, 2010 22:43:28 GMT -5
I wish I could write like Fry and Laurie!
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Post by PigsnieLite on Jul 29, 2010 4:29:38 GMT -5
This is one of my favourite bits of theirs. Stephen Fry is so flucking brilliant! A unique child delivered of a unique mother...
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Post by Avril on Jul 29, 2010 7:18:34 GMT -5
Ask Ratty what he thought of Stephen Fry's live show he saw at the Opera House last night....
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Post by dragrat on Jul 29, 2010 10:21:18 GMT -5
He was Fab-tastic ;D Although the whole evening was disguised as a book launch.... It appears to be his second book of his memoirs.. Besides that, he was very entertaining, informative, curious and so forth. Kinda gave the same feeling as being with the Dalai Lama. Just being in the present of Stephen was enormous fun!
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Post by PigsnieLite on Jul 29, 2010 12:03:31 GMT -5
Dalai Lama. GUFFAW. I think of him more as: charming, affable, Renaissance mannish, sorta like me.
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Post by Avril on Jul 29, 2010 17:59:27 GMT -5
I think Fry and the Dalai Lama share a high degree of enthusiasm - that's what makes them so refreshing and fun.
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Post by dragrat on Jul 30, 2010 4:58:06 GMT -5
Yes, that is what I felt when I heard & saw him.
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Post by sunfrog on Mar 6, 2012 11:25:46 GMT -5
Happy Birthday To The Only "Modern Shakespeare", Dr. Seuss! I mention Dr. Seuss on this blog. A lot. I think that there are places in the text where Shakespeare and Seuss practically overlap. Not in tragic storyline, of course, but in mastery at using rhyme and meter to make their point.
Last year for Seuss Day we had a grand old time mashing up our beloved poetic heroes over on Twitter with the #SeussSpeare tag, and repeated the effort this year.
Here, for your enjoyment, are the best of the bunch:Did you hide him here, or there? I hid Polonius under the stairs. #SeussSpeare "And To Think That I Saw It At Elsinore Castle". No, wait, that wasn't Seuss, that was Horatio. #SeussSpeare And cut him out into little stars, which those Sneetches o'er thar shall wear upon thars. #SeussSpeare I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees! Which are marching to Dunsinane quick as they please! #SeussSpeare Stop! You must not Hop On Top of Pop! Or divide his kingdom between yourselves and send him out alone into a raging storm. #SeussSpeare I would not wish any companion in the world but you. And, of course, Thing One and Thing Two. #SeussSpeare Big M, little m, what begins that way? Macbeth Macduff and murder, all in a Scottish Play. #SeussSpeare Today was good, today was fun. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow are other ones. #SeussSpeare He meant what he said and he said what he meant, faithful Iago's word is one hundred percent. #SeussSpeare I know a bank where the wild thyme blows, Where Oxlips and the grickle-grass grows. #SeussSpeare Lear's shoes are off, his feet are cold, he has a Fool he likes to hold. #SeussSpeare "Regan doth not fear mere Lear sneers..."" #SeussSpeare Cordelia is more near dear Lear's sphere. #SeussSpeare I may be certain there's a Yurtain in my curtain, but I really might embarrass the old Polonius in my arras. #SeussSpeare O is very useful, you use it when you say, obsessed Othello offed his obedient one and only today. #SeussSpeare Who's that, who's there? I said, who's there? Is that Horatio on the stairs? #SeussSpeare Rest now, prince, let angels sing. Fortinbras shall be our king. #SeussSpeare Cup is up, Gertrude's down! Claudius heads out of town. #SeussSpeare I lay there with Julie. We lay there, we two, and I said, "How I wish I had poison to drink." #SeussSpeare Unbated and envenom'd, too? Tell me, Laertes, what you planned to do? #SeussSpeare Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
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Post by PigsnieLite on Mar 6, 2012 12:51:22 GMT -5
LOL. Certainly a better writer than Fry. Sadly, Fry's autobios arent all that hilartious.
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Post by sunfrog on Feb 19, 2013 19:20:58 GMT -5
I know how to end it! Hi Avrils, How do I write a book? I always have good ideas for books but I never know how to end them. This time I do. Do I start with an outline of how the story will go and where I'll introduce the characters or do I just start typing? I think it will write itself but I like to plan ahead. How do I go about starting. Don't tell me about editors and proof readers and all that. I'll ask you that when the book is finished.
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