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Forgive me about my intrusion - while I have read Gatto, and he has some good points, he's also something of a crank, and not only about education. He came to my city a while back, and gave a lecture ...

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Definatly formication.
The first time I read it, into my mind sprung an image of adept Havelock in Anele's position, muttering "formication!"

And even in our wourld, only certain cultures have created very much in the way of technological advances; the people of the Americas, Australia, and much of southern Africa for whatever reason didn't ...

I'm starting to side with Avatar.. unless you are a moderate, democracy has very little to offer you in terms of representation.

That's one reason more state and local control is beneficial; so t ...

Yeah, I noticed that one too.

At least in this one, SRD didn't keep repeating phrases in Linden's mind in the manner of "are you not evil," "don't touch me," "you are being forged...", etc. For in ...

I might have forgotten something important, but from what I can recall, ragaurding the decisions that had already been made by Linden, if there were not already some evidence that the Staff had been r ...

Formication. Sounds like something Adept Havelock says alot, and is repeated about a dozen times in what amounts to one scene. Confused

Something about the sensation of ants crawling all over one.

I was rather struck by how many times "formication" was used, so I looked it up. Formication, n. a sensation of the body made by the creeping of ants on the skin"Whay is there even a word for that i ...

I don't really dislike Linden after TOT, but her use of the white gold has been bugging me. It's probably because Covenent is white gold, and she is not, but the power is treated entirely differently ...

I pretty much guessed the ending by the chapter's title... (Is wondering about the whole "beware; remember that I'm dead now" thing from Covenant)

I was most suprised by the Hurachi supressing the ...

I had thought that it was a result of the Staff being latent combined with the lack of lore to understand what was happening and how to stop it; the physical manefestation of the complete neglect of e ...

Have you ever read The Song of Albion by Stephen Lawhead? It's very good Celtic fantesy.

I read them all in about about two weeks last year, when I was 15. TWL in fifth grade?! I would've been so freeked out I would've never read anything of the sort ever again!

I'd vote for Kevin/foul; I want to know what it was about him that made him such a great Lord, and how all the old lords could be duped by Foul.

And your signature is in The Last Battle Very Happy

If someone actually belives what Christanity states, then it would be illogical to think that anything that says anything contrary would be wrong.

Fanatic? No mare than most other Christains who actually act on what thay believe. Can you give an example of him saying those things? I can't think of any in any of the books i"ve read. (Mere Chr ...

Pehaps, though not as readily. They still had to trust TC even though he was summoned be TF and Drool.

TC could've been pertially wrong, too. He was still the Unbeliever, and rather bitter at the ...

I chose Elena because she never really understands how Earthpower works, I don't like her at al, and it seems as though she shouldn't be in the same keep as both TC and LA. Somehow it just seems as t ...

Just a thought, but in Daughter of Regals SRD says about a simaler peice of wood "It's nature transended my own. Even with my arms about it it seemed to ooze from me as if it were liquid rather than s ...

Rivendell? You mean Revelstone, right? I've never read it, mostly because I dont want to spend 20 dollars on a book that's over in a couple of hours. Is it really worth getting?