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You poor, poor, delusional pro-Linden people...-jay
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No, no, Jay, I don't think PPDPP would work at all. Sorry. :P
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Oh, right.

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Sharpen your Kleenex Boxes!

Indulgences for all!
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indulgence my...

we don't need no stinkin indulgences

we do not forgive!! ;) :lol:
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Lucimay wrote:indulgence my...

we don't need no stinkin indulgences

we do not forgive!! ;) :lol:
"Never to forgive, never to forget?"

...

Oh my god. It all makes sense now.

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*head 'splodes*

...

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just call them ILL ..... :P
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danlo wrote:I went to a Hooters once, the waitresses weren't very hot and their wings and stone crabs made me puke! :P
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Post by Turiya »

Poor, doomed souls.

Maybe there's a *reason* that Linden can't get a snappy acronym. . .

To quote SRD who was paraphrasing Lester del Rey, "You can't have a Tarzan novel with Jane as the main character!"

There. I've said my piece. Now I'd better get out of here, as it looks like I'm outnumbered by Linden lovers. . .
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Turiya wrote:Poor, doomed souls.

Maybe there's a *reason* that Linden can't get a snappy acronym. . .

To quote SRD who was paraphrasing Lester del Rey, "You can't have a Tarzan novel with Jane as the main character!"

There. I've said my piece. Now I'd better get out of here, as it looks like I'm outnumbered by Linden lovers. . .
TF!!! :wave: |G

get on with readin FR girl! you gwinta be changin yo tune, missy. ;) :twisted:
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I blame SRD for the existance of THOOLAH...

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One of my friends went to a book signing the other day, and SRD was asked a question about his characters or pertaining to his first 2 series or something.

Donaldson said that in going back and re-reading the first 6 books, he realized that the scenes narrated from Linden's POV were the ones that felt most poorly-done to him, because he didn't really understand her (or identify with her).

So basically our beloved Linden just wasn't getting a fair shake... and given the fact that SRD is VERY capable of creating compassion/empathy in his readers, and HE now sees the error of his ways (yes, I dare to accuse the Creator - hah!) I think that EVERYONE will be converted by the end of the series.

I just like to consider Linden-Lovers "perfected THOOLAHS." *grins at Menolly* ;) I know, I know, I am sooo evyl. :twisted:
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Re: I blame SRD for the existance of THOOLAH...

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Lina Heartlistener wrote: I just like to consider Linden-Lovers "perfected THOOLAHS." *grins at Mennoly* ;) I know, I know, I am sooo evyl. :twisted:
:| :| :|

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...as long as they're not "completed THOOLAHs"...

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Re: I blame SRD for the existance of THOOLAH...

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Disclaimer: On several levels, I do disagree with the original quote! This was just TOO GOOD an opportunity to pass up!

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:LOLS:
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If a misogynist can love Linden Avery, and wish to do unspeakable things to/with/at her, then there's hope for us all, right?
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Such uplifting smiles. 8)

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Turiya wrote:Poor, doomed souls.

Maybe there's a *reason* that Linden can't get a snappy acronym. . .

To quote SRD who was paraphrasing Lester del Rey, "You can't have a Tarzan novel with Jane as the main character!"

There. I've said my piece. Now I'd better get out of here, as it looks like I'm outnumbered by Linden lovers. . .
Don't be intimidated by their superior numbers on this thread. Remember that the masses are often misguided. From what I can see, your heart is in the right place. And as you read FR, I pray you will not allow yourself to be swayed by the fact that Linden cries less. …And I really don’t think that’s a spoiler because we should have seen it coming, anyway. You see, every human being on this planet has what I like to call a “tear quota.” If Linden existed in real life (the thought is nauseating, I know, but stay with me for a second), she would have surpassed her tear quota long ago – probably at some point during TWL. The only reason Linden doesn’t run out of tears until FR is that these are fantasy novels. No “real life” person could have maintained such a pathetic weeping habit as long as Linden did. Why did Linden finally lose the ability to sob incessantly? Only SRD knows for sure. Maybe he realized that, despite the fact the Chronicles are fantasy, many readers were losing their ability to “suspend their disbelief” about Linden’s seemingly endless capacity for emotional breakdowns.

So don’t let the decreased amount of crying confuse you. Do not abandon your convictions. Remember: Linden is still an unconscionable witch. (And a pscycho who murdered her mother with a bunch of Kleenex.)
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stormrider wrote: Don't be intimidated by their superior numbers on this thread. Remember that the masses are often misguided. From what I can see, your heart is in the right place. And as you read FR, I pray you will not allow yourself to be swayed by the fact that Linden cries less. …And I really don’t think that’s a spoiler because we should have seen it coming, anyway. You see, every human being on this planet has what I like to call a “tear quota.” If Linden existed in real life (the thought is nauseating, I know, but stay with me for a second), she would have surpassed her tear quota long ago – probably at some point during TWL. The only reason Linden doesn’t run out of tears until FR is that these are fantasy novels. No “real life” person could have maintained such a pathetic weeping habit as long as Linden did. Why did Linden finally lose the ability to sob incessantly? Only SRD knows for sure. Maybe he realized that, despite the fact the Chronicles are fantasy, many readers were losing their ability to “suspend their disbelief” about Linden’s seemingly endless capacity for emotional breakdowns.

So don’t let the decreased amount of crying confuse you. Do not abandon your convictions. Remember: Linden still an unconscionable witch. (And a pscycho who murdered her mother with a bunch of Kleenex.)
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stormrider wrote:Don't be intimidated by their superior numbers on this thread. Remember that the masses are often misguided. From what I can see, your heart is in the right place. And as you read FR, I pray you will not allow yourself to be swayed by the fact that Linden cries less. …And I really don’t think that’s a spoiler because we should have seen it coming, anyway. You see, every human being on this planet has what I like to call a “tear quota.” If Linden existed in real life (the thought is nauseating, I know, but stay with me for a second), she would have surpassed her tear quota long ago – probably at some point during TWL. The only reason Linden doesn’t run out of tears until FR is that these are fantasy novels. No “real life” person could have maintained such a pathetic weeping habit as long as Linden did. Why did Linden finally lose the ability to sob incessantly? Only SRD knows for sure. Maybe he realized that, despite the fact the Chronicles are fantasy, many readers were losing their ability to “suspend their disbelief” about Linden’s seemingly endless capacity for emotional breakdowns.
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Wow...that was a good laugh.

Early nomination for post of the year. :thumbsup:

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stormrider wrote: (And a pscycho who murdered her mother with a bunch of Kleenex.)

i'm still working through that.
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where they get upset about the [size of my]
trailer, and i'm always like...take my trailer,
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