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  • #54532
    Daeus
    @daeus
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      Violators will be required to read The Count Of Monte Cristo.

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      #54534
      Anonymous
        • Rank: Eccentric Mentor
        • Total Posts: 1330

        @daeus Ok. Good to know. The Count of Monte Christo? Noooooo!!! *Jots note to make sure she never violates the rule* Don’t worry, though. It’s not likely. I LOVE ice cream. πŸ˜›

        #54536
        Louise Fowler
        @perfectfifths
          • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
          • Total Posts: 726

          @daeus I’m already reading The Count of Monte Cristo. But I do eat ice cream occasionally, so it’s not as a punishment. πŸ˜›


          @dragon-snapper
          I’ve watched the entire Star Trek: Voyager series, and at least one episode of the original, TOG, DS9, Discovery and half of the first episode of Enterprise (I think).

          Also, I don’t know where that quote is from. πŸ˜›

          Currently reading Les Miserables

          #54539
          Snapper
          @dragon-snapper
            • Rank: Chosen One
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            @daeus Um…. *runs off to grocery store to get lots of ice cream*

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            @perfectfifths
            Ya! Voyager–that’s the one I’ve watched. Who’s your favorite character? πŸ˜€

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            #54546
            Louise Fowler
            @perfectfifths
              • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
              • Total Posts: 726

              @dragon-snapper That’s a bit tricky, because it changed a bit as the series progressed. Overall, I liked Harry Kim and the Doctor throughout the whole thing. In the first half, Kes was one of my favourites, then she left, and Seven of Nine became a favourite. I also, of course, like Captain Janeway. And Naomi Wildemen and Icheb. And while not a favourite, it was sad when Neelix left Voyager near the end. And Tuvok was just fun (strange to say of a Vulcan). XD

              Oh, this post contains spoilers. Warning. πŸ˜‰

              • This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Louise Fowler.

              Currently reading Les Miserables

              #54556
              Joy
              @dekreel
                • Rank: Chosen One
                • Total Posts: 2305

                @dragon-snapperΒ  Yes, Rataouille! πŸ™‚

                You can pronounce it however you want.

                #54557
                Joy
                @dekreel
                  • Rank: Chosen One
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                  @dragon-snapper Ooh, a Trekkie! So far I have only watched TOS, but I love it


                  @daeus
                  Β  @emilyΒ  Geez, you guys are making me hungry! *takes bite of vanilla chocolate swirl*Β  Β *whispers* Thank you!

                  • This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Joy.

                  You can pronounce it however you want.

                  #54581
                  Anonymous
                    • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
                    • Total Posts: 859

                    @dragon-snapper, ya, I’m kinda weird, but I really dislike sci-fi. So, I’ve never watched Star Trek. But thankfully, I love ice cream, so @daeus can’t put me in prison.

                    #54582
                    Anonymous
                      • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
                      • Total Posts: 859

                      @daeus, being required to read COMC wouldn’t be a punishment for me. I love that book!

                      #54612
                      Joy
                      @dekreel
                        • Rank: Chosen One
                        • Total Posts: 2305

                        @shannonΒ  :-O :-OΒ  Y-you don’t like sci-fi?? How?!

                        Guess: “75 percent chance of science!”

                        You can pronounce it however you want.

                        #54621
                        Anonymous
                          • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
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                          @dekreel, I know, everyone’s probably going to think me the ultimate traitor, but I just don’t like it becuase I’d honestly prefer to live in the real world. To tell the truth, sci-fi creeps me out.

                          #54626
                          Lady Iliara
                          @lady-iliara
                            • Rank: Loyal Sidekick
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                            @dragon-snapper That’s from the Avengers! Nick Fury to Loki. (Just watched that again the other night) 😁😁

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                            ENFJ-T. Arbitrary. Greet at your own risk. *trips on a rock*

                            #54634
                            Louise Fowler
                            @perfectfifths
                              • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
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                              @shannon Fair enough. It can be creepy. πŸ™‚ What about fantasy?

                              Currently reading Les Miserables

                              #54635
                              Anonymous
                                • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
                                • Total Posts: 859

                                @perfectfifths Honestly, I have little or no experience with fantasy, and what I have read, I’m kinda skeptical about.

                                #54640
                                Louise Fowler
                                @perfectfifths
                                  • Rank: Knight in Shining Armor
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                                  @shannon Is it the aspect of magic that a lot of fantasy has? Because I know some Christians do have problems with that. I personally think magic is pretty cool, but it also depends what it entails, how dark it is, and who uses it and how.

                                  But if you’re looking for fantasy to read that doesn’t have magic (or only the baddies use it) then C. S. Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia, J.R.R Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Jaye L. Knight’s Ilyon Chronicles are great fantasy novels for the Christian reader. Narnia has magic, but it’s more like God’s power, and all the evil-like magic is used by the evil characters. LotR is similar. Only certain people have magic, and/or it’s used by the bad guys. And Ilyon has no magic at all. It does have false-god worship, but again, that’s the bad characters, or un-converted characters.

                                  Currently reading Les Miserables

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