The man in black fled across the desert...

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The man in black fled across the desert...

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...but where is the black?
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And the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
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heh nothing back, not even a male char.

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its super effective!

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and the gunslinger followed...

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gah i really stalled on that series. I was loving it until i got to the one about his lost love (a whole BOOK that's a flashback? BRILLIANT!) and then i was just like screw this series. I mean, seriously, who wants to read a whole book and get nothing out of it? Plus King was just trying too hard to make the characters "troubled," so hard that it seemed unnatural. But I could have overlooked that if it were not for the entire flashbook volume. Can you just skip wizard and read the rest of the series? Lol.
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yeah, after reading it i started listening to them on audio book. i tend to skip right up to after the flash back to when they meet up with Randall Flagg. (fukkin Flagg) the last three books are fairly good. is you dont plan on reading it, i can spoil a couple of details from the last book for you. if you want.
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Reeyfer wrote:gah i really stalled on that series. I was loving it until i got to the one about his lost love (a whole BOOK that's a flashback? BRILLIANT!) and then i was just like screw this series. I mean, seriously, who wants to read a whole book and get nothing out of it? Plus King was just trying too hard to make the characters "troubled," so hard that it seemed unnatural. But I could have overlooked that if it were not for the entire flashbook volume. Can you just skip wizard and read the rest of the series? Lol.
Man that's one of the best ones though, the flashback story is really compelling and ends with a bang.
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kralmir wrote:heh nothing back, not even a male char.

footwo does a useless thread attack

its super effective!


server flinches.... and then mourns wasted space.
And your trolly response made the server groan even more than my one URL :)
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all i saw was you writing a quote for something and then not putting in even the slightest attention to actually putting anything related into the screenshot or even writing a bit about it. so dont call me a troll.
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