Stephen King
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29 Oct 2011, 08:12
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Some time ago we were talking about movies with buddies, and Stephen King was brought up for some reason. And suddenly we realized that damn, he is behind so many breat movies (novels & short stories etc).
But then! There was few suprices, at least for me and many others!
Are there any familiar ones for you? http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000175/
Maybe even suprices?
And yes, it is saturday, BUT! No party tonight, heading straight home after work and try to cure my sore throat and rest of the flue. You do the same, we play later and nerd around. So join me in this journal instead of that drunk froxes one below this. Nvm.
EDIT: HB to Skeit while we are at it.
EDIT2:
But then! There was few suprices, at least for me and many others!
Are there any familiar ones for you? http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000175/
Maybe even suprices?
And yes, it is saturday, BUT! No party tonight, heading straight home after work and try to cure my sore throat and rest of the flue. You do the same, we play later and nerd around. So join me in this journal instead of that drunk froxes one below this. Nvm.
EDIT: HB to Skeit while we are at it.
EDIT2:
we saw three fins today right to viru keskus, one had a beard just like you had, he looked like you but he was a lil fat, like +10 kg
so i come to him and ask, are you thomm from crossfire.nu
he says:
no.
EDIT: Have to say, "these times".
thats 1 of my fav. And i must say that he was a better writer in the past. For example lets take the whole sage The Dark Tower; first 3-4parts were amaizing but with time and short period beetween publishing the remaining 3 were just much worse ;(
Roland Deschain is starting the whole journey form the very beginning :D
cause of the fishnet
weapons i could do by myself
EDIT: Besides, you can dig a hole for the beer, it cools down there if needed.
also, you probably didn't know fight club and fear & loathing in las vegas were also made by books, godfather as well
edit: just checked the dark tower series, horror and westerns, sounds awesome, guess i know what i'll be reading in the next few months
Do it!
I think the ending is pretty good. Not too cheesy, but a bit negative with a touch of hope as this time it may actually get better for him. A lot of longer series just end like meh.
I'm about to finish "Sometimes a great notion" at the moment. Highly recommended, even though I did not really understand the first quarter of the book at all.
Bloody hero!
Yeah in some series it's really better to skip the last book because it sort of ruins everything.
says: Genre Fantasy, horror, western
:/
it truely is an awesome movie but its one of those movies, of which if think they wouldnt be as great without tom hanks... he just fits absolutly perfectly.
btw wasnt there also some movie about "needful things"?
this one is pretty much my favourite book of king.
i can also highly recommend his short novels like e.g. the girl who loved tom gordon.
E. And Tukikohta 1/2, I don't remember the english name.
The fishing equipment and the freezer are great and would certainly make surviving a lot easier. The girl would probably be great as well initially, but she would most likely get annoying after a while. Besides, it's another mouth to feed (and she probably wouldn't want to munch on your cock every night).
C is cool because of the dogs and the early escape, but the lack of fishing equipment and means of food-conservation is unfortunate. With vicious animals around me, I probably wouldn't want to get stoned too much and attract attention by playing guitar, but I suppose a little of both every now and then would help in keeping me sane. The knives are nice. In combination with the dogs I'd probably feel pretty safe, even though I would have to miss them after five years.
I think I'd go for B right now.