Terry Pratchett's Hogswatch

[phazedout]

Totally self-centred this one. I was in Wincanton for Hogswatch (the Discworld equiv of christmas) this weeknd just gone and have posted piccies of me (and others) on www.webshots.com/users/phazedup.
Bear in mind that's phazedup not out as phazedout was already taken
Also Hogfather is on this w/e but I'l have to PVR it as I'm in Castlebar at about 3 chrimbo parties
Phaze
on the "look at my piccies, I'm the red-haired guy" ID

[SmileOfTheShadow]

Totally self-centred this one. I was in Wincanton for Hogswatch (the Discworld equiv of christmas) this weeknd just gone and have posted piccies of me (and others) on www.webshots.com/users/phazedup.
Bear in mind that's phazedup not out as phazedout was already taken
Also Hogfather is on this w/e but I'l have to PVR it as I'm in Castlebar at about 3 chrimbo parties
Phaze
on the "look at my piccies, I'm the red-haired guy" ID

Says they've been removed! I love Terry Pratchett books though. My favorite is Soul Music, mainly because I love all of the music references.

[phazedout]

I'm sorry, I screwed up the link, let's try it again shall we?
clicky
then click on Hogswatch 2006.
Phaze
on the "there, it's all better now" ID

[Karachi Vyce]

Does this have any relation to Hogwarts?

[David Panzer]

Have a great Festivus

[SmileOfTheShadow]

I'm sorry, I screwed up the link, let's try it again shall we?
clicky
then click on Hogswatch 2006.
Phaze
on the "there, it's all better now" ID

Sweet, that looks like a lot of fun.

[phazedout]

alas some of the latter part of Saturdya Night/Sunday morning is, <ahem> missing
Phaze
on the "I blame the 9%abv porter" ID

[CeeBeeUK]

What did you think of the show so far then?

I'm not too happy with the voice over for the Auditors, they sounded too whiny, and I don't think anyone could play Nobby Nobbs the way I think of him. The descriptions surely cannot match any actor known to man!

[Towelmaster]

Does this have any relation to Hogwarts?

None at all. Fortunately.

[Der Mike]

Terry Pratchett is the single most underrated writer in the English language. A spectacularly terrific writer.
-=Mike

[David Panzer]

The first Terry Pratchett book I ever read with Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch, which he and Neil Gaiman wrote.

Although I don't have any of the Discworld books, I still want to get the entire set.

[Radhil]

I wore out a paperback Good Omens. I have read that book far more often than is good for me, I'm sure. No worries though, got the hardcover reprint so it can take it now. *twitch*

[Der Mike]

The first Terry Pratchett book I ever read with Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch, which he and Neil Gaiman wrote.

Although I don't have any of the Discworld books, I still want to get the entire set.

You should. Discworld is a stellar series of titles with none that I've read (probably in the range of 15) being actively bad.
-=Mike

[Towelmaster]

And the first 20 kept getting better and better.

"Are you sure you're not Elvish?"

[Harrdy]

IF you liked Good Omens you might even consider buying the "children books" from PTerry, "Only You Can Save Mankind", "Johnny and the Dead" and "Johnny and the Bomb" (eg. as the "The Johnny Maxwell Slipcase" for fewer bucks). They are for children, but not stupid. You can get something out of them as a grown up...

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