audience participation: bibliomeme

Sep 11, 2005 18:46

Step 1: Pick out 10 books you love ( Read more... )

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etantvert September 11 2005, 22:55:22 UTC
Gee, I think #11 just might be Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkein. :)

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johncomic September 11 2005, 23:17:31 UTC
You win the Itchy Trigger Finger Award® ! ;)

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etantvert September 11 2005, 23:19:33 UTC
Heh. Thanks.

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angelamermaid September 11 2005, 23:05:19 UTC
Is #3 A Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein?

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johncomic September 11 2005, 23:18:19 UTC
Got it in one, Red-Hot... :)

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ginsu September 11 2005, 23:48:29 UTC
1) [Warning: I can't put my hands on this book for the time being, so this first one is quoted from memory -- if my inaccuracy throws you, I crave your forgiveness]: "Hey, Mouse! Play us something!"

No idea.

However, given your interests and background I'm going to extrapolate that this is the opening of the comic novel Maus, which I have never read.

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jb_27 September 12 2005, 00:53:46 UTC
I don't think that any of the characters in Maus are actually named "Mouse." I'm thinking of Ladyhawk, myself.

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johncomic September 12 2005, 04:14:22 UTC
Also nope. :)

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johncomic September 12 2005, 04:13:47 UTC
Nice try, and I follow your reasoning... but nope. :)

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scoreboard September 12 2005, 18:35:02 UTC
#2 - the correct answer is Watchmen, by Alan Moore; the quote attributable to Rohrschach's journal from (I think) October 1, 1985.

The above referenced entirely from memory ;]

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johncomic September 12 2005, 23:31:03 UTC
October 12... close enough [along with nailing everything else bang on] to entitle you to this:

Damb yer good! :)

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scoreboard September 12 2005, 23:56:57 UTC
Rohrschach was the role model for my tech support work ;]

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sboyko September 13 2005, 00:11:09 UTC
I'm going to guess #4 is "Caves of Steel", by Isaac Asimov. I could go downstairs and pull it out of the box, but I'm too lazy.

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johncomic September 13 2005, 00:21:30 UTC
Interesting guess, but nope. Wrong book and wrong author. [Some of you playing at home may have detected an extremely subtle clue there...]

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