Jazzmoose

Chocolate Jesus Chip Douglas John Doe

Not a book, but I've been enjoying the latest issue of Fantasy & Science Fiction. I remember a while back someone started a thread asking about newer SF writers, and if I remember correctly, they were quite generous in the time frame to qualify as 'newer'. I couldn't name a one. So, I figured that while I'm delving back into the field, why not check out some of the newer folks and subscribed to the remaining SF magazines I remember (F&SF, Asimovs and Analog). A rare splurge on my budget these days, but once in a while you just have to jump...

Re: The David Ware thread. Thank you.

That's because 90% of the time, he was drunk.

Crap. My best week ever, and I still didn't gain any ground on the top spot. It's rigged!!!

Just on praying for profit, which is going to tick off just the right people...

I Only Have Eyes for You by the Flamingos. I just listened to it with fond memories rather than one negative emotion or another...

Monty Burns David Frum David LaFlamme

Walter Koenig Anton Chekov Franz Liszt

Can we skip ahead three or four years to the part where we don't remember who he is?

John Candy Moe Bandy Yankee Doodle Dandy

Crap. I'm too damned lazy to get into it, but I am sick and tired of hearing music every where I go.

Well, it was probably easier than patching them up...

Well, that clears it up, except I'm wondering why the car had his son.

Credited with more or less inaugurating a new sub-genre of sf (well, along with a few early Bruce Sterling things.) For all that, I never much cared for it. I loved it, but I had that feeling while reading it that Gibson would be one of those one trick pony types. I can't say Count Zero completely knocked that impression out, but I was pleasantly surprised with it. On the other hand, I decided to put off Mona Lisa Overdrive for a bit; it isn't really a series, but rather more of a set of books with a common background. Instead I went with this to follow: Nowhere near the level of Childhood's End, but still a good read.

I thought it was an old one by The Offspring...

Did I hear you correctly...? Heh heh. Yeah, but obviously I didn't speak correctly... Okay, I stand corrected. Good one.

I can't think of a damned thing that I would rule out in any and all circumstances.

Nah, that's usually caused by bad food.

Farmer John Vin Scully Gillian Anderson

Falcons march on! Barely...

Wow. I just got home from work and saw how badly you blew it this week, Matthew. Of course, everyone else blew it even worse... What a brutal set of late games!

Yeah, watch that...you almost took the Falcons down!

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/13/opinion/who-will-mourn-george-whitmore.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all

Stretch Armstrong Hungry Hungry Hippo Husker Du