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Welcome! You and I share the same passion. :)

In your UserCP, under Options, third section down called "Thread Display Options". There, you will a check box for sigs. You can uncheck that and will no longer see sigs, but this will turn off ALL sigs, not just ones with images.

Hey guys. I'm back. Had a really rough weekend. Need a good laugh, so I figured I'd come back to some of the funniest people I know. :)

Yes, and the most memorable one caught me so off guard that I actually lost interest in the series! Robert Jordon's Wheel of Time series, book seven (I believe), Lord of Chaos. After reading 700+ pages to have it end like it did just took the wind out of my sails. I tried reading the next...

I went for three years without owning a TV once. Didn't really miss it. I married a couch potato though. He's knows it's a huge accomplishement to get me to sit down and watch even an hour's worth of TV with him. It's just not my thing. Now, take me to a theatre for a movie. I'm...

I can host some images for you if that's what you need. E-mail them to me at klgoldin@yahoo.com and I'll put them on our server for you. (Please let me know if you do e-mail me, as I don't check that account very often.)

michel, thanks for bumping this! I'd forgotten about it. Martin, LOVED it! :D

Was skimming the contents page from that link, and saw A.S Byatt. Reminded me of an excellent book I read of her's just recently. Possession: A Romance. Don't let the word Romance scare you. It's not what you think: And even that description doesn't really do it justice. I love getting...

Woah! Tolstoy wrote a short story? No way! How? Sorry, I just finished War & Peace and am a little overloaded with Tolstoy at the moment. Back to the topic at hand... The Man Who Sold the Moon and then Requiem by Robert Heinlein. And if you read those two, in that order, you'd be a...

If you're like me, you were born that way. :rolleyes:

Welcome! Thanks for joining us! :) I'm sure you'll get PLENTY of suggestions on authors to try out around here. I cannot tell you how many books are now on my To Be Read (TBR) list thanks to this crew. LOL

Of course! That's better than fixing our own. ;)

I'm sorry. :( Glad to hear you're gettin' over the cravings though!

Okay, not only does Tolstoy analyze the war to no end (which is NOT the incredible part LOL), but he also analyzes the characters in the story (during the story sections - so it's still okay to skip the war BS if you want). Anyway, the analyzing he does with the characters is really intriguing...

What are you drinking and can I have some? :eek:

Time for a party! I'm DONE!!!!! :D Would I recommend it? Yes, but skip over Tolstoy's running commentary. You won't miss a thing. Excellent story, and wonderful characters. :)

Finally! I'm done. :) Whew! I would have loved the book if half of it wasn't Tolstoy's lectures about what REALLY causes the war to proceed like it does. As it was, I found it very tedious reading. But, I will admit that I fell in love with his characters.

Welcome! Thanks for joining us. :)

1. Katherine Kurtz 2. Marion Zimmer-Bradley 3. Melanie Rawn 4. David Eddings 5. Dave Duncan

Thanks! Much obliged. :)