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thaddeus6th · 21st September 2007, 09:09 AM

I voted no.

I read my first Discworld book (well, 3 in 1 really, got the City Watch Trilogy, lovely hardback, the sort you could maim a burglar with) very recently. I quite liked it, but the lack of chapters threw me off a bit. Now, if you hadn't read any of A Song of Fire and Ice then you should most definitely be shot. Out of a cannon, into France. That'd teach you.

Edited bit: just read the Dalton comment above. Semi-relevent (relevant? I always get that confused) is that the ancient Athenians actually worked out there must be an irreduceable particle of matter (ie an atom) about 24 centuries ago. Clever chaps, the ancient Greeks.

21st September 2007, 09:09 AM	#27 (permalink)
thaddeus6th Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 257	Re: I am yet to read any Terry Pratchett. Should I be shot? I voted no. I read my first Discworld book (well, 3 in 1 really, got the City Watch Trilogy, lovely hardback, the sort you could maim a burglar with) very recently. I quite liked it, but the lack of chapters threw me off a bit. Now, if you hadn't read any of A Song of Fire and Ice then you should most definitely be shot. Out of a cannon, into France. That'd teach you. Edited bit: just read the Dalton comment above. Semi-relevent (relevant? I always get that confused) is that the ancient Athenians actually worked out there must be an irreduceable particle of matter (ie an atom) about 24 centuries ago. Clever chaps, the ancient Greeks.