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Printablealthom said: I miss 2the9s.
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I miss 2the9s.
Where is he He got banned for a while. Seems he called someone, who I won't mention, a bad name. I've talked to him over at NPGMC. | |
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althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I miss 2the9s.
Where is he He got banned for a while. Seems he called someone, who I won't mention, a bad name. I've talked to him over at NPGMC. Will he ever get to come back??? | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I miss 2the9s.
Where is he He got banned for a while. Seems he called someone, who I won't mention, a bad name. I've talked to him over at NPGMC. Will he ever get to come back??? I think so! | |
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althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I miss 2the9s.
Where is he He got banned for a while. Seems he called someone, who I won't mention, a bad name. I've talked to him over at NPGMC. Will he ever get to come back??? I think so! YEA!!!  | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: YEA!!! yeh 9s and bring suby with you  | |
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has anybody read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb? This is possibly my favorite book. Characters are so fleshed out I felt like they are people in my family or in my circle of friends or something. Is anyone familiar with this brilliant author? | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I miss 2the9s.
Where is he He got banned for a while. Seems he called someone, who I won't mention, a bad name. I've talked to him over at NPGMC. Will he ever get to come back??? Oh he's not banned, his account is active. He's taking an Org sabbatical at the mo  We all need a break sometimes | |
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imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: has anybody read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb? This is possibly my favorite book. Characters are so fleshed out I felt like they are people in my family or in my circle of friends or something. Is anyone familiar with this brilliant author?
I am definitely familiar with him, and I read "She's Come Undone." It is a wonderfully written book, and you're right, he develops the characters brilliantly, making them pretty hard to forget... Another book of his which I thought was excellent is "I Know This Much Is True." It is incredibly moving, powerful, thought-provoking and haunting... it's quite a long book, but certainly well worth the read, I couldn't put it down... He is an exceptional author. Wally Lamb :wOOt: --»You're my favourite moment, you're my Saturday... | |
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When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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Diva said: imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: has anybody read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb? This is possibly my favorite book. Characters are so fleshed out I felt like they are people in my family or in my circle of friends or something. Is anyone familiar with this brilliant author?
I am definitely familiar with him, and I read "She's Come Undone." It is a wonderfully written book, and you're right, he develops the characters brilliantly, making them pretty hard to forget... Another book of his which I thought was excellent is "I Know This Much Is True." It is incredibly moving, powerful, thought-provoking and haunting... it's quite a long book, but certainly well worth the read, I couldn't put it down... He is an exceptional author. Wally Lamb :wOOt: diva...i agree. i know this much is true is a great book. i didn't have quite the emotional attachment as i had with his first novel but damn, can he pull emotion from a word processor! maybe one of his books should be the first in the org bookclub...i'd gladly read either one a second (or third) time. | |
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bkw said: Are you crying that he's gone...or that he's coming back?  | |
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althom said: bkw said: Are you crying that he's gone...or that he's coming back? Guess which!  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: Diva said: imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: has anybody read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb? This is possibly my favorite book. Characters are so fleshed out I felt like they are people in my family or in my circle of friends or something. Is anyone familiar with this brilliant author?
I am definitely familiar with him, and I read "She's Come Undone." It is a wonderfully written book, and you're right, he develops the characters brilliantly, making them pretty hard to forget... Another book of his which I thought was excellent is "I Know This Much Is True." It is incredibly moving, powerful, thought-provoking and haunting... it's quite a long book, but certainly well worth the read, I couldn't put it down... He is an exceptional author. Wally Lamb :wOOt: diva...i agree. i know this much is true is a great book. i didn't have quite the emotional attachment as i had with his first novel but damn, can he pull emotion from a word processor! maybe one of his books should be the first in the org bookclub...i'd gladly read either one a second (or third) time. 
Three words for ya'll: Oprah's Book Club. Wally Lamb is overwhelmingly sappy! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Natsume said: imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: Diva said: imnotsayinthisjust2bnasty said: has anybody read She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb? This is possibly my favorite book. Characters are so fleshed out I felt like they are people in my family or in my circle of friends or something. Is anyone familiar with this brilliant author?
I am definitely familiar with him, and I read "She's Come Undone." It is a wonderfully written book, and you're right, he develops the characters brilliantly, making them pretty hard to forget... Another book of his which I thought was excellent is "I Know This Much Is True." It is incredibly moving, powerful, thought-provoking and haunting... it's quite a long book, but certainly well worth the read, I couldn't put it down... He is an exceptional author. Wally Lamb :wOOt: diva...i agree. i know this much is true is a great book. i didn't have quite the emotional attachment as i had with his first novel but damn, can he pull emotion from a word processor! maybe one of his books should be the first in the org bookclub...i'd gladly read either one a second (or third) time.
Three words for ya'll: Oprah's Book Club. Wally Lamb is overwhelmingly sappy!
Awww, ouch! Well, I don't know much about Oprah's Book Club... But I really enjoyed his books, especially "I Know This Much Is True." It was close to home in some ways... and I enjoyed the subject matter... psychopathology has always interested me... I don't think Wally Lamb was overwhelmingly sappy in this book! But that's just me... --»You're my favourite moment, you're my Saturday... | |
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Diva said:
Awww, ouch! Well, I don't know much about Oprah's Book Club... But I really enjoyed his books, especially "I Know This Much Is True." It was close to home in some ways... and I enjoyed the subject matter... psychopathology has always interested me... I don't think Wally Lamb was overwhelmingly sappy in this book! But that's just me... You know I am a bastard cynic, Diva! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Natsume said: Diva said:
Awww, ouch! Well, I don't know much about Oprah's Book Club... But I really enjoyed his books, especially "I Know This Much Is True." It was close to home in some ways... and I enjoyed the subject matter... psychopathology has always interested me... I don't think Wally Lamb was overwhelmingly sappy in this book! But that's just me... You know I am a bastard cynic, Diva! hehe, well, it's to be expected... you're a lit major aren't ya?! It comes with the territory eh?!  --»You're my favourite moment, you're my Saturday... | |
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