| quote: Originally posted by dandelion: At least that's real and original and not a duplicate.  
 I know - it's even  realer because it's a part of him. I actually have something similar.  It's a Ray thumbprint in blue birthday cake frosting, but it was an accident, which made it even more adorable. 
  "Live Forever!" 
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|   | | Posts: 6909 | Location: 11 South Saint James Street, Green Town, Illinois | Registered: 02 October 2002 |    
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 | quote: Originally posted by dandelion: ...At least that's real and original and not a duplicate.  
 Have you never read "Marionettes, Inc"?     | 
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|   | | Posts: 2745 | Location: Glendale, California | Registered: 11 June 2006 |    
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 | quote: Originally posted by jkt: Ray used to visit this bookshop, at least, once a year for decades: http://www.latimes.com/news/na...0422,0,3973695.story 
 I recently returned from a vacation in Paris...my first visit to this beautiful city. I spent time one day wandering around the fascinating Shakespeare and Company bookstore, and found a number of Ray's books, in their British trade paperback editions, sitting on its bookshelves. And, of course, I could not help but notice the famous sign hanging over one of the many rooms in the store: "BE NOT INHOSPITABLE TO STRANGERS LEST THEY BE ANGELS IN DISGUISE". For more information about Shakespeare and Company, the link to its website is here: http://www.shakespeareandcompany.com/ | 
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|   | | Posts: 2745 | Location: Glendale, California | Registered: 11 June 2006 |    
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 | Ms. Bloom's video was nominated for a Hugo under the category, "Best Dramatic Presentation-Short". Here is a complete list of the nominees:
  BEST DRAMATIC PRESENTATION – SHORT Doctor Who: ‘‘A Christmas Carol’’  Doctor Who: ‘‘The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang’’  Doctor Who: ‘‘Vincent and the Doctor’’  F**k Me, Ray Bradbury  The Lost Thing  | 
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 | I'd like to be there when the nominations are read out!  | 
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 | A Jehovah's Witness came to my house today, and handed me some literature on The Watchtower, and spoke to me about how the earthquakes are happening as foretold by prophecy. I handed him one of my spare copies of "The Stories of Ray Bradbury", and told him I would be interested in speaking more with him about The Watchtower, if he read Ray's book, and came back. He was enthusiastic!  Rightly so.  But still, I wonder... 
  "Oh, death!" 
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|   | | Posts: 176 | Location: The Forest of Aokigahara, Japan | Registered: 10 April 2009 |    
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