| vanamonde, It sounds like you're on the right track.
Clarisse, I also love the skeleton story. The concept of a man battling it out with his skeleton because he feels it's waiting for him to die is just brilliant!
Walter, "The last person on earth may be you. What will you do first? Second? Third? Fourth? Fifth? Sixth? Seventh?"
It sounds like you're starting a whole new topic. Hmm. Boy, I guess I'd have to learn a lot. First I'd have to become a chef, doctor, mechanic, all rolled into one. Gotta have new skills, since I can only rely on myself. Second, how to open doors without breaking them down, or having to crawl through a broken window. This place'd get messy fast if I had to break into every place I wanted to go. Smash into the supermarket, thrash into the theater. I'd probably end up accidentally burning a couple movie reels trying to learn how to thread a projector. Hmm...third?
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| quote: Originally posted by clarisse_harris: I thought in Clarisse Harris... from the story Skeleton. 'Cause it was the first story I read, and it really "shocked" me... since then, I read the entire "October Country" and then I bought "The Illustrated Man", "The Martian Chronicles" and "Fahrenheit 451"... I think this webpage it was just was I was looking for, my friends doesn't read Bradbury's books, so I don't know anybody to talk about them.
Well, I apologize for my english, I hardly write/speak it..... at least.... I understand it
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| quote: Originally posted by From Greentown Illinois: Clarisse, I was married in Chilean wedding clothes! Greentown
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| I chose my screen name after screwing up my original choice of a screen name. That being scanner after part of the vocation I currently am in. I scan articles, and monographs, or chapters from a University library to be sent as online files to Library Patrons accrossed the nation, or world that request them from our Interlibrary Loan services. I fell into choosing the name uncle because of the age of the college students I work with, and my three nephews, and to much embarassment here forgetting my original password after a long abscence from the BB. Then I realised that it also fit in with one of my FAVORITE Bradbury stories. Uncle Einar because I have two daughters that I adore, but are in thier tweenage years that are regularly embarassed by their Father, But they like to spend as much one on one time with me when they can. Uncle also fit because I also would love to FLY, and I have always loved Ray's stories of the Family. Such as found "From the Dust Returned" I am, and have been a Bradbury fanatic since the age of 11 when I read the Illustrated Man. I am now 43, and have been employed in a University Library for over 12 years. Great Idea Groon ! I constantly find it amazing the diversity of readers out there. A.G.Smith
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| Hello everyone! Just thought I'd dredge up this old topic, because we have a lot of new faces since this thread was last added to!
Just a refresher: This thread was made for basic introductions, to tell a little about yourself, but mainly about your screen name here on this site. What is your screen name? Why did you pick it? Does it mean anything? Is it derived from a character/story/etc?Just thought it might be interesting to know!
For any new members, welcome! I started this topic originally, so my screen name is explained in the first post at the top of this thread! (page one)
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