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I have auto log in, so the site has to keep its greeting to itself. Caterers are getting here for the Christmas party in 7 short hours, no flapjacks but what they can do with cheesecake is marvelous.

Howdy and Welcome! San Antonio is one of my favorite places to visit.

The only one I can think of is Open Range, and that is a sub par movie, not a book.

I'll vote for Holmes. Poirot always gets on my nerves. It's the mustache, I think.

Howdy and Welcome! Don't mind the peanut gallery.

My LOTR personality was Legolas. I was shooting for Galadriel, but I'll take any elf I guess. :)

Howdy and Welcome! How did you pick your screen name? There's a Seamus Heaney poem about Anahorish, it's lovely.

I liked King Arthur OK, it could've been a much better movie but it was an interesting premise and the casting was incredible. kiera knightley just smolders. but, the plot could've been a wee bit better. got the idea that maybe it was originally scripted to be a darker film, and it was edited...

I miss Third Man Girl and her consort Tugger. They wrote such fun poetry. :(

Eggs and Bacon and Crescent Rolls. They're cooking now.

There's lots more poetry I want to read, hopefully someone will notice all that Pablo Neruda on my Amazon wishlist (he counts as classic, right?) I'd like to read more of the Victorians, Dickens, Trollope, Thackery, Henry James. I've read quite a few classics since I have a degree in English...

I'd like to have a conversation with Jane Eyre or Elizabeth Bennett, and I'd like a tour of London Below with Door (from Neverwhere.)

The movies I hear referenced most often are Quest for the Holy Grail, Clerks, and Office Space. I think it's the "cult" movies that have crept into slang, by quoting those you reaffirm your membership in the group.

:eek: <--- me, 3/4 of the way thru Snow Crash. It's great fun, but have to take a break to digest.

I've loaned/given him so many books now, I think we're even. :p Am loving Snow Crash, I haven't read anything like it before (the Cyber Punk stuff.) Should've read in 10 years ago when it was first recommended to me.

My house is a carb free zone until my clothes fit again. :( Bye bye chocolate, hello celery. :(

leftover pie from thanksgiving, chocolate cream. :) but i am officially on a diet as of tomorrow, so need to go to the store and get nuts, fruit and veggies.

While these may not be the first, they are the first to make an impression: Sci Fi - A Princess of Mars, Edgar Rice Burroughs (borrowed from my brother without his knowledge:D) Fantasy - Magic's Pawn, Mercedes Lackey Horror - something by Stephen King, can't remember the first I read...

With a rose and dirt, I guess you'll need a pot. \_/ Hope it's big enough.

Yes, sorry, we don't allow political discussions, tho religion and politics can be discussed in relation to a specific book.