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Yes, it's currently out on paperback :2thumbsup:


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Since everyone seems to be communing with nature (and rightfully so since spring is finally here) the daffodils and crocus’s are in bloom and the Forsythia and the Cherry blossoms are coming on… :2thumbsup:

Can’t wait for my Echinacea, German and Siberian Irises, and my Dianthus :2thumbsup:


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NO Salem's Lot!!! It's like a brief paragraph of sex scene...pathetic.

....gettin me into hotwater again ._.

 

(double post, sorry) ...but I just saw this, and that sounds very lovely hotwater.

 

Great book but I read it like 20 years ago

I also have the made-for-TV-Movie on DVD :2thumbsup:



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I meant to read it 20 years ago :blush5: ...so embarrassing.

Not sure if I saw the movie, but I'll look into it after the book.

 

I was looking through my library earlier. I have 33 'Discworld' books - that surprised me. I'd no idea it was that many.
Plus several books which Terry Pratchett co-authored. Some are non-fiction;science,physics,etc.
Ok-carry on chaps....

 

Its time to start work.

 

Stephen King writes some good sex scenes. 'Salems Lot must appeal to the vampire lovers.

 

There is a scene in which our hero is bitten by a female vampire and while she's sucking his blood he has a hard-on

Stephen King once described vampirism as the ultimate zip-less fuck


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ghost keep letting the dog outside.. dogs behavior is odd lately. goes into walk in closet but cant get out. I believe hes being lead into there..

I let the dog in in the house,,,, I remember opening the window and calling him. pissed it was chilly when he wouldnt come in.. I pulled him in.. later went downstairs and dog is outside. how he get there, I do not know.

 

magic, of course.....

 

Someone has been watching too much supernatural


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I remember that scene. Read that book in middle school. Man, I used to love King and have read so many of his books. There's a really fucked up sex scene in the Stand. Ever read that one?

 

I am supernatural! LOL

 

I've read every Stephen King book - really

....and the stand is one of my favorites :2thumbsup:


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I just looked to my right,at the bookshelves...at a glance I have 17 Stephen King books,so there'll be more. [my bookshelves are a bit...erm...'bookish'. Stuff piled on stuff]
But one of his best reads was written as Richard Bachman-'The Long Walk'.
Anyone else read it? A bit unsettling,as it's set in a conservative future America that seems oh-so-possible,but at the time was merely a novelist's idea of 'what if it goes wrong?'
King has a way of writing insightful stuff that remains mindful years after it's written.

 

Remember that scene where the Flagg (the antichrist figure) repeatedly rapes Nadine and it feels so good and so terrible/evil that she goes loses her mind? So fucked up.

 

The Shining....