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There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Mine would totally spoil you for HP7, but it was eaten by the First Evil.
Sox (and meara and Sparky and other DCistas), I was actually thinking about hosting a book swap. My goal is to get rid of a lot of weight and space, but it could be worthwhile. Alas, I suspect it won't happen until after Sox moves...
Anyway, I'll take it to the list.
Yo, David, I was just coming online to tell you how much I like your article in the Oxford American. Excellent work, my man!
Yo, David, I was just coming online to tell you how much I like your article in the Oxford American. Excellent work, my man!
Yeah! Thanks, Cor. Nice picture too, huh?
People will definitely stop at that page.
Nice picture too, huh?
Yum.
As far as I can tell, you'd have to be damned unlucky to get spoiled in here, because as far as I can tell people are talking out of their behinds.
I'm sure I'm just being paranoid!
My copy of Ghastly Hollows is "shipping soon."
I am going to get mine at my comic shop on Friday night. Pretty sure... no, absolutely sure I wouldn't have a "my comic shop" were it not for this place. Board, I hug you lots.
I am going to get mine at my comic shop on Friday night.
Am curious about where your comic shop is! Signed, DE Native.
Mine will be at my friends' store this week. And we are getting together for HP-theme drinks and, inevitably, Guitar Hero before they are allowed to sell the books at midnight. fun!
It's in Newark proper, off of Main St., pretty near the beginning of it on the right - in a plaza that has an organic grocery store and several other stores. You can't see it from the street. It's called Captain Blue Hen, and it's awesome - they're so nice.
It's called Captain Blue Hen, and it's awesome - they're so nice.
I love the name "Captain Blue Hen"!!!
I'm pretty sure that wasn't around when I would have been hanging out in Newark back inna day. Of course we mostly were at parties at Skid Row and at movies at the State Theatre. Oh, and at the arcade on Main St.