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stumbled
stumbled on this website..... assuming thin slicing holds true seems to be a cool place..... need to get more of this...... Ill be back
Posted by zeyd There are 1 replies thus far >>
(February 12, 2008 - 1:53 AM)

Orson Scott Card
is a bastard anyway.
Posted by scrumdidlyump There are 0 replies thus far >>
(December 31, 2007 - 7:16 PM)

Maslow
Abe Maslow was an avid sci-fi reader, and loved to push psychology into the future: Eupsychia. Now we seem to be triangulating on something, because both Maslow and Eupsychia are relating to music. The Zeitgeist lives.
Posted by samcannon There are 0 replies thus far >>
(May 29, 2007 - 8:02 AM)

Did you ever
start that Smokers' Club? BTW since you're now doing this sci-fi thing, what are your thoughts on what the hell is his name, the crazy bastard from New England who was obsessed with ice cream, wrote about giant octopus-esque creatures, Cthulu -- what the fuck was his name? You know who I mean. Terrible writer, but freakishly fascinating ideas...
Posted by deadbug There are 0 replies thus far >>
(March 28, 2007 - 11:16 PM)

We want the Airwaves, Thats right!
Fix your @#$! computer why dontcha and play us weasels some music. Yadda Yadda, yeah you're busy. But really, which is more important, my boredom or your temporary increase in technical effort? - Pleases with a cherry on top. By the by, Herzlichen Gluckwunsch zum Publication.
Posted by scrumdidlyump There are 0 replies thus far >>
(March 24, 2007 - 7:05 AM)

It all depends on who you're with...
I had an odd de ja vu type movie going experience over the weekend. Have you ever gone to see a film and come away from it feeling die hard emotions in one direction and then seen in again later on and had a totally different reaction? The first time I saw Resevoir Dogs my grandmother was visiting and she kept walking through the living room whispering "dirty filth, foul mouthed trash!" not exactly under her breath. As a result, it was years later before I actually realized that the movie had a plot and wasn't just a sensationalist piece designed sepcifically to infuritate the hypocritical elderly. Then there was the time that I went to the theatre to see Mystery Men with a girl who annoyed me to no end on a regular basis, but had a car when I didn't. The movie was ruined; saw it again, laughed until I cried. On the other hand, the first time I saw Amelie I was crazy in love, and watching it again, its just not the same.
Posted by scrumdidlyump There are 0 replies thus far >>
(March 7, 2006 - 7:14 PM)

Browsing
Did you know you have a link from Wikipedia? I think you're a celebrity now Mr. Ferm.
Posted by Belicious There are 4 replies thus far >>
(December 13, 2005 - 11:45 PM)

Odd and Good
Thanks for making me laugh myself to tears. You and yours are verbously talented in many ways, if, as you mention incessantly, somewhat slack. Are you going to direct the next Harry Potter movie? Please make me laugh again soon. It's not an easy thing to accomplish.
Posted by scrumdidlyump There are 0 replies thus far >>
(November 29, 2005 - 7:56 PM)

the only flaw
i think this place would be pretty awsome if more people would post. but please dont think i'm hating on you, because i dont want to be put down by your superior intellect
Posted by ubermonster There are 1 replies thus far >>
(August 12, 2005 - 11:17 PM)

good stuff
I haven't been on your site for about 2 1/2 years and I think the essays, stories, etc. are all excellent. Please reply because I want to get your dad's email from you, ok? You're a good writer, Colin. Ruthie
Posted by rmferm There are 1 replies thus far >>
(June 25, 2005 - 4:45 PM)

OLDER >>