Posted: 06 Jun 2008 20:47
Pail of Dung? You'd think they'd at least have toilets so far in the future. 

DUNE DISCUSSION FORUM FOR ORTHODOX HERBERTARIANS
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I don't know why you hang around with Kevin, he's such a clapped-out old circuit queen.BH wrote:When the new movie comes out you can thank me for that part. I wrote that. It was the ultimate negligee, and it made him feel like a goddess. I asked Kevin if he would put it into his book Paul of Dude, too, but I have'not heard back yet.chanilover wrote:...Did you know when Liet was left out in the sands after having his stillsuit ripped off him from some hungry Harkonnen tops, he was laughed at when they saw he was wearing a see-through negligee underneath.
I have a dream. A dream that someday, we can present to the HLP and all Dune fans, new and old, a single document, detailing all the inconsistencies in all of the Dune books ever written. It will contain a single page of inconsistencies among the original six Dune books, and not just certain inconsistencies, even things that can be justified, but MIGHT be inconsistencies. It will then lead into a twenty or so page document detailing all of the inconsistencies in the new books, and it will ONLY include the inconsistencies that cannot be justified in any way.SandChigger wrote:It is time. We have evolved. We are ... Omnius?
Hmm...yes, yes it is.Omphalos wrote:Is it really that hard to click?
The ironic part is that only Tycho hates the books. Gabe hasn't even read them(any of the Dune books), and actually liked KJA's Star Wars books.TheDukester wrote:Yeah, that Penny Arcade is an all-timer. Those guys do not mess around when something really bothers them.
The daughters found out Duncan was their father and out of respect for him and his skills as a Swordmaster of Ginaz they took the Idaho name. Maybe I have a different mindset than the others here, but I don't find that premise bad, just the way it was written and handled...Phaedrus wrote:I just read a few of the end chapters of Sandworms. I'm amazed that I can read anything worse than what you can find on Dunenovels, but there it is.
I found another contradiction of sorts? (Sandworms is one colossal contradiction, but hey, whatever). Apparently, Duncan and Murbella's daughters go by ______ Idaho. But have we ever seen any evidence that Bene Gesserit go by a paternal naming convention? I would assume, if "Odrade" (daughter of Miles Teg) is a derived form of "Atreides," then she most probably got it through her Reverend Mother...mother. Besides, it makes a ton of sense for a matriarchal society to pass names down through the women...except in cases such as Teg's mother, who married into a family outside of the Bene Gesserit, and probably chose to take Teg as a last name.
I don't remember Murbella and Duncan getting married.
It was in Hunters and it was after the Agony...Janess (?), i think, the one that calls herself Bashar idahoTleszer wrote:I could be wrong, and I don't really want to go back through Sadworms to find out, but I think it was after the Agony. It could have been before since Duncan Idaho is quite the celebrity. He goes into hiding for a while then come back out with all sorts of new antics.
Still, I hope he's not the Britney Spears of the Duniverse...
Somehow I read that as "two big slurs" the first time round.Tleszer wrote:Hunters and Sandworms are two big blurs that should only have been one blur... or even no blur at all
"Truly, I am the Kwisatz Haderach!"
-Duncan Idaho in Sandworms
"The Sisters will now imagine I'm at least a potential Kwisatz Haderach. Another Muad'Dib. Bullcrap! As you're so fond of saying, Duncan. Neither of us would risk that. We know what he created and we're not stupid!"
-Miles Teg
Administrator Gorus groaned. "Will they never stop?"
"No." Murbella scowled at him for forcing her to state the obvious. "They are thinking
machines."
I could do this all day.Machines always fail . . . given time.
-Leto II