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Rosver
MemberI wish I’m immortal like you that way I could accomplish the task of making 10,000 post… wait… of course! I could just make a script or program that posts for me. Using that method, 10,000 posts or more is a piece of cake. *evil laugh*
Need is something that you can’t do without. It is something essential. Humans needs water, food and air, without any of them humans tends to die. Well, in a way, need and wants have become interchangable nowdays but I take a strickier vew of things.
From what I can see, gods don’t need worshipers for survival and function. They are powerful being by themselves. Having worshipers do have an added advantage that makes them rather desirable to acquire.
Rosver
Member@Tizzy:
It sounds all slapdash to me. And I really cringed about the interior decoration.
And haven’t any of them broke down because of wear and heat? Many things aren’t really designed to be seated by scaly, thorny and horny beings. It is a lot like a cat using your curtains as a scratch post. The curtains won’t survive. Those metal chairs probably create scratchy noises when you sit on them.
Rosver
MemberA retaliation from the gods can’t be good. Remember the mythologies? The gods rather gives overly harsh acts for petty insults.
Rosver
MemberAstlan gods seems to be different from Greek/Roman gods but still their wrath is horrible to experience. The Christian God for example has moments of extreme ruthlessness. Greek/Roman gods more so. Just even being a focus of their interest portends bad things. I even think that people gives offerings to these gods so that they wont attract attention.
Rosver
MemberWell, Tom is a thief, but I think he wont be getting into a prison. I think, when he comes back to the surface, the gods would rain lightning endlessly at him, hit him with a meteor, detonate a nuclear bomb, and burry him in a mountain of stinking socks.
Rosver
MemberOh! It seems book 2 would be soooo boring.
Rosver
Member@The Author Guy:
I haven’t really read much anthologies becuase I always end up feeling that I wasted money on it as I will not always like all of its contents. I always end up liking only 2 or 3 of the stories an just skip everything else. It feels to me like the authors is trying to make us pay for the stories we won’t like.
And for those worlds where many authors write… don’t really like them either. Maybe I just keep ending choosing those horrible ones but previous experiences do influence selection, and now I tend to avoid them. I seen the Thieves World but it is obvious what this kind of work is and I have never bought and read one. Maybe I give it a try next time.
As for stories… Have you read books that doesn’t seem to be telling a story at all? Those are the worst.
@Tizzy:
On being sane in insane places… I feel sorry for you.
Rosver
MemberWell, at least you now have Tom and Rupert and me. You are not alone anymore.
Rosver
MemberEeep!! Don’t call it that! To think demons would use a word like that. It makes me shiver.
Rosver
MemberThe Author Guy do seem to no frequent here. Maybe he is busy writing.
Yes we are friends.
Why haven’t you make that much friends in that many years?
Rosver
MemberThat is a possibility. I can’t remember a very big difference in writing styles in the series though. Or maybe there are but was not observant enough at those times?
I’m not against very long series as long, as each part is good, but most serries that run very long do tend to deteriorate in quality.
Rosver
MemberStill zero. There is a very big bug here. Have fun finding that.
Rosver
MemberThat as T-A-G says is debatable.
I would like to visit your cave but caution says otherwise. The things I know about the Abyss really doesn’t make it a great place for me to be.
Rosver
MemberWhere did you get those. I thought you can’t make gates. Did you steal them from other demons?
Rosver
MemberI haven’t followed Piers so I can’t say. Don’t even know the last book he has writen.
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