It's May 25th*
Here's to truth, justice, freedom, (reasonably-priced) love and a hard-boiled egg!
* 'You know what day it is, Ping?' said Colon.
'Er... twenty-fifth of May, sarge.'
'And you know what that means, Ping?'
'Er...'
'It means.' said Nobby, 'that anyone important enough to ask where we're going - '
'- knows where we've gone,' said Fred Colon.
The door slammed behind them.
- Night Watch, Terry Pratchett
* 'You know what day it is, Ping?' said Colon.
'Er... twenty-fifth of May, sarge.'
'And you know what that means, Ping?'
'Er...'
'It means.' said Nobby, 'that anyone important enough to ask where we're going - '
'- knows where we've gone,' said Fred Colon.
The door slammed behind them.
- Night Watch, Terry Pratchett
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You should give Pratchett a try, you know.
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I know, I know.
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I did like Monstrous Regiment, which I gather some don't - but I'm having a bit of trouble getting into Carpe Jugularem.
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See? *g*
But yes, most people in fandom will say that Night Watch is at least one of their favourites, if not THE favourite, so that's something.
I love Monstrous Regiment. People don't like it because a. it's about women (*gasp*) b. the ending, which, I admit, was slightly over-the-top. but he did get his point across, especially with *Blouse* (who in my head looks like a Sunnydale!Wesley) being the only 'man' standing c. because the cool androgynous hot character is actually not male and therefore OMGnothot!!1!, to which I say 'bwah? she's still hot!'. And yes about CJ! It hurts me to say this about a Witch book, but I had difficulty with the book as well. I've been meaning to re-read it again - give it another chance and figure out *what's* wrong with it. Maybe we'll chat about it when you're done. *g*
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