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Posted: 26 Oct 2008 20:37
by TheDukester
Over at the 'official' site (snicker) wrote:... and if I were one of you Five, I'd complain to .... well, to Arnoldo, I suppose.
ZING!

That's the line of the weekend, at least. :lol:

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 20:45
by SandRider
TheDukester wrote:
SandRider wrote:... and if I were one of you Five, I'd complain to .... well, to Arnoldo, I suppose.
ZING!

That's the line of the weekend, at least. :lol:
Whoa, whoa ! Hold up ! Flag on the play ! 15 yards, repeat 1st down.

SANDRIDER didn't write anything !
SANDRIDER copied & pasted a post he happened to run across somewhere........

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 20:48
by SandRider
Duke wrote:And let's be honest: the whole absurd "you can never mention the authors rule" is pretty much a direct result of Byron getting sick of defending his uncle. It's not Frank Herbert who was being insulted now, was it?
That's a real good point. In my rush to hate the little maggot,
I don't think I ever thought of it that way.

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 20:49
by SandRider
probably shoulda put those two comments together,

but I'm waiting for Mandy to slap me with a :post whore:

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 21:32
by GamePlayer
Rakis wrote:
Bearded Kirklander at Dumbnovels... wrote:


Then LEAVE and stop spoiling the enjoyment of people who visit this particulare site.

It's arrogant of you to assume you have the right to defend the Legacy of Frank Herbert. Brian is his family, and this is the Official site.

Who do you think YOU are to be actively discouraging anyone who comes here from enjoying ALL of the works surrounding Dune?

You want to whine and complain? Then do it somewhere else.

I swear, I wish they would ban every damn one of you so that fans of all the works did not have to have their experience soiled by your hostility.

This is the official, family run, author supported site, and you should have no right to demonize the works or the authors.

Stop trying to ruin everything and just go spew your garbage somewhere else. You should have no right to do it here, of all places.
You are in more dire need of a blowjob than any man in history. :)
Hear, hear! :)

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 22:29
by Omphalos
I wonder if this Bearded Kirklander fellow is really a Herbert in disguise? Kirkland is not far from the Herbert's ground zero in the Seattle Metro area.

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 22:58
by SandChigger
Well, at least we know it's not Brian.

You can't grow a beard without balls.

(I don't think the supplements work well with facial hair. That's what I heard, at any rate.)

Re: it pays to have sources deep inside

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 22:59
by SimonH
SandRider wrote:That guy I know that knows the other guy said he (the last guy) sent a PM back to Bryon
and sent it to him (the first guy), who sent it to me:
That Other Guy wrote:
<snip>

This is true. And it did not take long to perceive the nature of the new books. Two or three paragraphs of House Atredies was enough to know that this was in no way a continuation of my friend's life work, that it was an exploitation of his name and the scribblings of a Star Wars comic book ghost writer.

</snip>
note the bolded phrase above. Who is this"other guy". You have me intrigued. Did "they" know FH personally?

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 23:08
by SandRider
hell if I know - all I know is one of the sockpuppets
Over There is feeding this to another guy over here
(who also has sockpuppets Over There) and sent it
to me via PM over here after I started this thread
over here on what was going on Over There.....






didja get that Duke ? Do I need to type a little slower ?

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 23:12
by TheDukester
No, I'm totally lost. It's not the first time, though. :)

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 23:20
by SandRider
Well here's what happened :you remember the time when I got my hand caught in that catfish and got drug up under the low water dam over on Cedar Creek and almost drowned ? It had all started the night before when my Cousin Ray showed up at the house with a prairie chicken and a jar of pickles. Well, we figured that if the ladies down at the church couldn't get the iodine stain out of the curtains over the altar, we'd just have to use a shoe-horn. Back in those days, shoe-horns were made out of racoon bones, but that was before they invented colonoscopies. So anyway, me and Ray went over to Morgantown, which was what they called Shelbyville in those days, to see if we couldn't find a tire to fit his old wagon. When we got there, there was some kinda demonstration going on, I don't guess we ever did figure out what for. By the time the sheriff's boys had turned the water hoses on 'em and called off their dogs, we were already fighting over who was gonna take Mary Sue Parker to the Winter Toadstool Festival.

Posted: 26 Oct 2008 23:39
by SandRider
And that was how I saved Christmas for the Orphans.

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 01:25
by SandRider
Over There > Off-Topic > A Question for Byron That Does Not Insult His "Family"
nuduneman wrote:
Why are the default fonts so SMALL on this site ? Are you afraid someone will actually READ any of this ? If so, your fears are unfounded.

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 01:36
by SandChigger
:lol:

Keep 'em comin'! :D

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 01:42
by SandRider
nuduneman wrote:
Nekhrun wrote:
arnoldo wrote:
Nekhrun wrote:
boardadmin wrote:
Nekhrun wrote:There is something else, and I don't remember where it came up but I think Byron or someone was talking about Paul not knowing about the first Leto son dying. I also think it's likely that he knew that the son would be killed and was willing to make the sacrifice.
How do you know that? Just wondering...
Because he specifically states later that he did not see a son in the vision of the twin birth. When the possibilities were open to him earlier he may even have seen a son for all we know. Remember that when you walk through, time becomes a narrow door. As far as he knew, Leto II just wasn't there, until he was.
It is a bit of a paradox whether Paul’s prescience allows him to “see” the future or if prescience tends to create the future, isn’t it?
No. Paul can see them all (or almost all) and choose which path to take.
Twice no. "Arnoldo", please explain to me how prescience could "tend" to create the future. Prescience means "knowledge of things before they exist or happen; foreknowledge; foresight". The premise of Paul's Vision is that there are concrete "possible" futures; his Vision allows him to choose the path to the future he desires. In a normal conversation, that clarification would end the point of discussion. I feel certain, however, that here it will not.

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 01:58
by SandRider
nuduneman wrote:
arnoldo wrote:
Bearded Kirklander wrote:By the way, the search of the forums seemed to be pretty sluggish. Is it always like that? Or are the forums under an unusual amount of load due to the recent release of Paul of Dune?
Thanks
There has been an unusual amount of load vis-a-vis sockpuppet accounts clogging up the forum before the release of Paul of Dune but it seems to have cleared up. If your computer is running sluggishly you might want to defrag your computuer. I hope this helps 8)
Arnie, your knowledge of Dune is surpassed only by your knowledge of helpful tech support !!

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 02:52
by SandRider
Bearded Kirklander wrote:I was wondering if there is a way to do a general "Mark All Forums Read" on this site, and if so, could someone please tell me how?

All I can find is "Mark Tpics Read", which means going down each area, I think, instead of an all-in-one.

Thanks
nuduneman wrote:Kevin, please !! This internet noobie persona grows tiresome !
nuduneman wrote:Oh, I'm sorry, Kevin !! I just re-read your post more carefully.
(Like you should do with those old, stale Dune books what-his-name wrote)

You're asking if there is a way to "Hack all Forums Read" ...

Ok, first off, you're going to have to actually READ all the forums.
Oh, damnit, that's right ! You can't read can you, Kevvie ?
Well, that's OK, nothing to be ashamed of, really.
OK, just get someone to read them to you, like the way they read
the transcripts of the "books" you "write" when you're out the woods
and just talking into that voice-words-saving-thing you have.

Then, while someone, maybe Byron, well no, but whoever you can
find that can read is reading the forums to you, you think about butterflys
and zebras, and moonbeams and fairy tales, and when they're done
reading to you, you just hack them up the way you did all that Star
Wars stuff.

You remember Stars Wars, right, Kevvie ? Oh, now, yes you
do ! You know you do ! A long, long time ago ....? That's right
Kevvie, zoom-zoom-zoom ! Kferslash ! Zing !

Hey, I read on the internet that the wierding modules in the new
movie were going to be light sabers ! Won't that be fun !!

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 02:54
by SandRider

Anymore questions ?

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 10:50
by Drunken Idaho
Rakis wrote:Keep it up, Drunken ! :)
I am... But what sucks is that so far it's just Byron and I discussing it. Anyone who's not banned from DN wanna join in and add their input?

http://www.dunenovels.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=63912

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 11:04
by TheDukester
Drunken Idaho wrote:But what sucks is that so far it's just Byron and I discussing it.
Ah, Byron reaping what he hath sown. Instant karma.

+++++

FWIW, DD, you're hitting all the high points and Byron is coming off as an addled clown who will defend his family even in the face of overwhelming evidence that they are clueless.

Forget just the ending: I can't think of a single point in all of Dune where I would describe Paul as "optimistic." He begins the book apprehensive about the move to Arrakis, his life is thrown into complete turmoil by the Harkonnen invasion, and he ends the book with a heavy heart, knowing that he has set a galactic bonfire into motion.

"Optimistic"? Where? It's like The Hiker and His Sidekick haven't even read Dune. And Byron continues to make a fool out of himself by defending their idiocy.

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 11:52
by Drunken Idaho
TheDukester wrote:
Drunken Idaho wrote:But what sucks is that so far it's just Byron and I discussing it.
Ah, Byron reaping what he hath sown. Instant karma.

+++++

FWIW, DD, you're hitting all the high points and Byron is coming off as an addled clown who will defend his family even in the face of overwhelming evidence that they are clueless.

Forget just the ending: I can't think of a single point in all of Dune where I would describe Paul as "optimistic." He begins the book apprehensive about the move to Arrakis, his life is thrown into complete turmoil by the Harkonnen invasion, and he ends the book with a heavy heart, knowing that he has set a galactic bonfire into motion.

"Optimistic"? Where? It's like The Hiker and His Sidekick haven't even read Dune. And Byron continues to make a fool out of himself by defending their idiocy.
Why thank you Dukester. Feel free to head over and back me up. :P

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 11:56
by TheDukester
Drunken Idaho wrote:Why thank you Dukester. Feel free to head over and back me up. :P
Lawl!

Not only am I banned over there, I'm like pre-banned. My IP addresses from both computers appear to be blocked.

Was it something I said, Byron? :wink:

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 12:34
by Lundse
TheDukester wrote:Not only am I banned over there, I'm like pre-banned. My IP addresses from both computers appear to be blocked.

Was it something I said, Byron? :wink:
My IP is blocked too...

I use www.pagewash.com

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 15:32
by SandRider
The Duke wrote:Not only am I banned over there, I'm like pre-banned.
Could you start another board like T(A)U called The PreBanned ?

{:Old Dog repeats a story:}
When I first stumbled into this mess, I registered "Sandrider" Over There,
and then from looking at those posts, found the link to Jacurutu, and
registered "Sandrider" over here and started rambling.

After the first day my IP was blocked Over There. Blocking a user who
had never set foot on his board. What'd you call him, Duke.

Oh yeah, pussy.

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 15:44
by Omphalos
SandRider wrote:
The Duke wrote:Not only am I banned over there, I'm like pre-banned.
Could you start another board like T(A)U called The PreBanned ?

{:Old Dog repeats a story:}
When I first stumbled into this mess, I registered "Sandrider" Over There,
and then from looking at those posts, found the link to Jacurutu, and
registered "Sandrider" over here and started rambling.

After the first day my IP was blocked Over There. Blocking a user who
had never set foot on his board. What'd you call him, Duke.

Oh yeah, pussy.
Sounds like you got screwed all around on day one, huh? :wink: