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http://www.subterraneanpress.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/bradbury03_b.jpg RE:"GAOTS" OK, Sundance! I wander into obscurity: "Honest to God, you sound just like my kid. Him and his Buck Rogers' disintegrators and his comic books. Honest to God, it's a crime what they give the younger generation to read. Ruin their minds with it. Killing. Corpses. Ah!"This message has been edited. Last edited by: fjp451, | ||||
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Very well, than. I have both the golden version and the pippin version! Eh, jkt? "Live Forever!" | ||||
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How could you possibly get jkt http://joyblogging.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/28/tmtn_ft.jpg confused with me, fjp??? http://www.piutecounty.org/images/cassidyseated.jpg jkt "never" sits still for pictures. | ||||
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Pippins! Simply beautiful! http://www.woodbridgefruittrees.com.au/images-large/Apple/ribston-pippin.jpg Hint for above ~ the policeman was speaking!This message has been edited. Last edited by: fjp451, | ||||
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It's a fair cop! Sometimes I confuse Mr T with the milkman. Mea culpa. - Tink | ||||
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Nobody ever has with them the required wide-angle lens. John King Tarpinian You know what you are, Mr. Bradbury? ... You are a poet! -- Aldous Huxley | ||||
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zzzzzzzz... "Honest to God, you sound just like my kid. Him and his Buck Rogers' disintegrators and his comic books. Honest to God, it's a crime what they give the younger generation to read. Ruin their minds with it. Killing. Corpses. Ah!" OK! Maybe a bit of a stretch. Another clue before a follow-up passage: A cocktail party downstairs! | ||||
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Ya got me on this one, pard. There are several stories with something going on 'downstairs', but the only one that comes to mind with a 'cocktail party' is "The Homecoming" and that quote isn't from that, I'm sure... I May have to pull a few books down off the shelf and search - unless it's from one of those new-fangled collections that I can't afford! | ||||
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Old-Fangled, actually one of his earliest - 1944. Collected in a 1984. A good detective like you may dust off the right title. More later... | ||||
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A terrifying attic discovery. Whodunit?! | ||||
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Attic or cellar? "Dusting off" and "attic" brings to mind "A Scent of Sarsaparilla"; "terrifying attic discovery" reminds me of "Zero Hour". Maybe I'll find time this weekend to research... | ||||
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Well, I was busier than a tail-gater's brake pedal this weekend (a little commuter humour there) and so did not do the above-mentioned research... Am I gettin' warm, Butch? | ||||
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OK, Pard!! I'll unwrap the package just a bit more. Shake away: " - you've got to make it up to me, the way I've been treated. It shouldn't be difficult. I could be Johnny's teacher. That would explain my presence in the house to everyone." -ELLIE SD ~ Merry Christmas, to you and yours, as well as to old friends ON BOARD: Peace! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LOgaw4q2iA&feature=related | ||||
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"Vintage Gems of Crime and Terror by a Modern Master of the Macabre." Come on now! | ||||
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