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And quite a bore to read.
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never read Lovecraft.. I just know about him because I live with someone who has read alot of his stuff...
and the bore thing? I said the same about Tolkien
and the bore thing? I said the same about Tolkien
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I tried to read Lovecraft. Usually I was able to predict the big surprise ending within the first page of the story.
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I've never read Lovecraft. One of these days, maybe I'll bother. As for Tolkien...
Anyone who has heard the "I am fish" story know why I try to avoid him now.
I've never read Lovecraft. One of these days, maybe I'll bother. As for Tolkien...
Anyone who has heard the "I am fish" story know why I try to avoid him now.
Crazy Ass Gen'Dai
Lovecraft can be a bit of a bore at some points, but I love his work. And as for Tolkien Movies > Books. The fanboys will argue that the movies left out a bunch of shit, but the books just take waaaay to long to get their points across.
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Damalis Skywalker:Same here. I started on WoT. My sister said I had to read Tolkien, but I was bored out of my skull with LotR. Never got beyond a third of the way through.
and the bore thing? I said the same about Tolkien :D
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And that's the catch 101... ultimately the more you learn and understand, the higher your insanity becomes until your character goes insane; you can't stop it, it will happen to your character no matter what.
And Damalis was referring to Call of Cthulu. An incredibly fun tabletop game. Your characters go insane if you're not careful
And that's the catch 101... ultimately the more you learn and understand, the higher your insanity becomes until your character goes insane; you can't stop it, it will happen to your character no matter what.