Stereotyping People by Their Favorite Author

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LoonyPandora

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23rd Dec 2009 at 12:26 pm

LoonyPandora - Daft Cow?

Daft Cow?

 
Stereotyping People by Their Favorite Author

So, what is your stereotype?

From the list, I am confirmed 90’s literati. But what are you

Rayanne Graff

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23rd Dec 2009 at 12:33 pm

Rayanne Graff - River Phoenix

River Phoenix

 
People who have read only one book in their life and it was To Kill A Mockingbird (and it was their assigned reading in the ninth grade).

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Little Blue Fox.

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23rd Dec 2009 at 12:49 pm

Little Blue Fox. - Hope is important.

Hope is important.

 
I am...

- A smart geek.
- A girl who didn’t get enough drama when she was younger.
- Someone who bought the first generation Amazon Kindle.

But it was not so many of my bestest authors. It was lots of American authors.

It hurts too much not to try.
I will see you in another life when we are both cats.
Quod perditum est, in venietur.*Facebook.

Rayanne Graff

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23rd Dec 2009 at 12:58 pm

Rayanne Graff - River Phoenix

River Phoenix

 
Harper Lee's my favourite out of all those, but i'm also:

Guys i want to sleep with.

Girls who didn't get enough drama when they were younger.

Ninth graders who think they're going to be authors someday but end up in marketing.

Liars.

Women whose favourite colour is hunter green.

Girls who keep journals (too easy).

Guys who wear skinny jeans and the girls that love them.

People who move to Thailand after high school for the drug use.

People who own one straw chair in their house.

Female high-school French teachers who have their master's degree.
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Jingle

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23rd Dec 2009 at 1:13 pm

Jingle - WOO-HAH!

WOO-HAH!

 
I am

Kids who don’t fit in
People who like bondage
Girls who keep journals
Foo Fighters’ fans

All of the above true
DAMN

Rayanne Graff

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23rd Dec 2009 at 1:28 pm

Rayanne Graff - River Phoenix

River Phoenix

 
Quote: Lisbeth Salander, Dec 2009
Well, what were those stains then?


You should get a room, seeing as you've too much interest in George's pants.
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Albert Johanneson

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23rd Dec 2009 at 3:50 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Nothing on there for Coupland or Bukowski.

LoonyPandora

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23rd Dec 2009 at 3:57 pm

LoonyPandora - Daft Cow?

Daft Cow?

 
Quote: Howard Hughes, Dec 2009
Nothing on there for Coupland or Bukowski.


It would be a bit hard to list every author ever... Just pick your favourite from the list

Albert Johanneson

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23rd Dec 2009 at 4:06 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
J.D. Salinger

Kids who don’t fit in (duh).

Albert Johanneson

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23rd Dec 2009 at 4:28 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Quote: Mr. Criss to you, Dec 2009
Quote: Kid A, Dec 2009
Quote: Mr. Criss to you, Dec 2009
This Jorje Leak, is where you are wrong. Having played about with a few, they are damned amazing devices. Granted, you lose the smell of the pages and the feel of the paper, but otherwise its just as good.

You may as well argue a fan of music would never listen to an MP3... Or a CD for that matter, so are you not a fan of music Jorje?

I have played around with one, I did not like it, it was not good, I am not a fan.
Which one and what did you dislike?

My argument on MP3 players stands... Remember it was only when the iPod came out that they started getting highly popular.

At the minute, I suspect about 80% of them are likely 'doing it wrong' (eBook readers that is.) I know my old Sony one was flawed, but still relatively decent for what it was.


I still think that a lot of the success of MP3 players due to the iPod came off the back of people buying a stylish product with only a vague idea of what it did. But it sure did look a lot cooler than anything else available...

After all, would Bang&Olufsen be as successful as they are if everyone knew that it was Phillips components wrapped in-cutting edge design? I can be sure as sh*t that a person wouldn't pay £1,000 for 2 conventional speakers with Phillips on them, but the same person would pay it for the same hardware in a flashy design.

LoonyPandora

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23rd Dec 2009 at 4:50 pm

LoonyPandora - Daft Cow?

Daft Cow?

 
I think you need to recall your first impressions of the iPod, Darren.

Albert Johanneson

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23rd Dec 2009 at 5:47 pm

Albert Johanneson - Outside-left

Outside-left

 
Quote: Lisbeth Salander, Dec 2009
Quote: Howard Hughes, Dec 2009
Nothing on there for Coupland or Bukowski.


Really Coupland? I find his ideas good, but his endings to be so disappointing. A bit like Diana Wynne Jones for endings, but worse.


I do find his endings disappointing, sudden, anti-climactic etc, but I absolutely love everything before the last 3 pages in most of his work. Except "Hey, Nostradamus", which was sh*t.


 
 
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