I never did welcome you, did I? Glad to have you aboard. Also nice to have another Haruchai-lover around.

Hellfire wrote:Hey Damelon- Love your signature. It matches my Avatar perfectly!

Speaking of which.... Holey Moley!!!

Another very interesting point. Man, this is getting complicated!!

Heh. Probably.

'N Sync!!!

(*quickly* ducking for cover!!)

Dromond wrote:whatchu talkin' 'bout Fist?!

Waymeet:
The scale in a butcher's shop.

caamora , that's an interesting thought! Considering I've seen that kind of thing done on Star Trek , I don't know why I didn't think of it! I should have at least thought that the Architect was somehow plugged into Neo's head, and could read all of the reactions that were going through his mind. I...

I see your point. But maybe Revelstone needs to be redeemed, so that it can be (hopefully) ultimately known for the glory and beauty that it was originally known for, rather than what it was turned into for a time.

Last Waltz, The

I suppose I should be punished for taking such an easy one, but...

Kevin's Watch - Rolex, of course!!

But Covenant gave Revelstone to the Haruchai. Who's to say that the Haruchai will ever allow anyone else to ever live there now? When the Haruchai first came to the Land, we were looking to conquer. And when we saw Revelstone, we decided it would be ours. But we were greatly changed in the days tha...

Dromond:
The name of the family on Different Strokes (close?)

Yeah, aliantha. Yours is one of my favorite titles!

Ah. Thanks for the info. I can't believe I forgot all that!! :oops: Of course, "mad" is a relative term. Nassic seemed quite sane to me when Covenant and Linden first arrived. But, again, I should read that again. Whenever I pick up TWL, I can't help but skip right to when they first run i...

Into the Mystic ("I want to rock your gypsy soul...")

Haruchai

Gesundheit!

I don't remember anything about that. It's been a while since I read the parts of TWL with Nassic. Normal until they get a vision in middle-age? Wow. I just figured they somehow managed to pass this true vision of the Land down to the next generation without it getting lost. The trick, of course, be...

Yeah, Sandman is pretty awesome too. Can't believe I forgot to include it.

I agree. It couldn't be that those screens were past Ones, because there weren't nearly that many of them. And the one time, all the screens were yelling their own things, and we heard one begin to stand out - and that's the one that ended up being the Neo standing with the Architect. And although I...

True enough. I'd love to see the story of Nassic's life.

jehannum_2000 wrote:Someone once mentioned that their names expressed noble sentiments in Hindi: samadhi, moksha, turiya ... Perhaps their mother had high hopes for them when they were born.

Murrin, that's a excellent quote!!!