wiggeling icons would make it to easy. Maybe give hints in the gallery in wich scenes to look?
In hindsight I should have clarified that that post was not in any way a complaint directed at you - just me explaining that I am a lazy MF... but also that I would still like to see these images that are being discussed regularly, and hoping that someone would be eventually be willing to share them with lazy clowns like me.
No worries. I didn't take t as a complaint. There are others that also feel the same way.In hindsight I should have clarified that that post was not in any way a complaint directed at you - just me explaining that I am a lazy MF... but also that I would still like to see these images that are being discussed regularly, and hoping that someone would be eventually be willing to share them with lazy clowns like me.
I was unaware of that author, or those stories.
Fair warning: There's a lot of those books. Over twenty of them if I'm not mistaken! And trust me as I say, it ain't worth reading just one or two of them. They're also a bit jumbled in the whole ordering thing, so you might wanna refer to
It's 41 books associated with Discworld, altogether. There are five featuring Tiffany (aimed at the teen market) as well as one non-Tiffany aimed at the teen market (Maurice and His Highly Educated Rodents, or something like that).Fair warning: There's a lot of those books. Over twenty of them if I'm not mistaken! And trust me as I say, it ain't worth reading just one or two of them. They're also a bit jumbled in the whole ordering thing, so you might wanna refer toYou must be registered to see the linksfor more easily understanding the overall storyline. Yeah, I know, it's like getting into the MCU without ever even having watched Iron Man!
-Mal
Detritius?It's 41 books associated with Discworld, altogether. There are five featuring Tiffany (aimed at the teen market) as well as one non-Tiffany aimed at the teen market (Maurice and His Highly Educated Rodents, or something like that).
And, yeah, it's a series worth reading. None of them are particularly long or difficult reads. Great humor. My avatar and name come from one of the characters in the main series.
Yes. That pic is from, I think, the "Discworld Coloring Book". I can't remember which book, but there's one where he ends up in a cold storage place and he ends up being a freakin' genius - he just has to have cool temps to keep the silicone in his brain at optimum operating temps (sound familiar?). From that point forward, they keep ice in his helmet.
I remember this one. Its from "Feet of Clay" iirc. I love this part.Yes. That pic is from, I think, the "Discworld Coloring Book". I can't remember which book, but there's one where he ends up in a cold storage place and he ends up being a freakin' genius - he just has to have cool temps to keep the silicone in his brain at optimum operating temps (sound familiar?). From that point forward, they keep ice in his helmet.
it sounds like a popular author if theres already a few of you that read these books. wiki bookmarked.
He was one of best fantasy writers. His stories are very funny, full of intelligent humor, references to pop culture and above all written with real ease. Only if you start with "The Color of Magic" or "The Light Fantastic" you will probably be very confused and maybe put off.
If you've read "Hitchhiker's Guide" by Douglas Adams, similar "feel", but funnier, and broader subject matter.
I first read "Going Postal" - borrowed from a friend when I was looking for holiday reading material and loved the title.
Hello, Nice game, just do you know how many more updates for final the Act II?No worries. I didn't take t as a complaint. There are others that also feel the same way.
Sometimes, I'm one of them
