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ClaudiaTherese
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Hatrack special? But it doesn't do anything?

That's the beauty of it. [Smile]

I hate you, vwiggin.

Gah! [Mad] *shakes fist

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luthe
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I don't know about you, but I am a male Homo Sapian Sapian.
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But I lub you!

[Cry]

Does this mean I'm not getting set up with the hot chicks?

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pooka
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How important is it to have read some of OSC's work and appreciate it? To be who we are?
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Well...it's unusual for someone here to *not* be familiar with OSC's work, simply because of the nature of the site, but if someone unfamiliar with his work did find their way here, and fit well with us, it wouldn't be any big deal. Someone who actively disliked his work...well, as long as they weren't hostile, just coming here to let us know how much he, and by proxy we, suck, I think the majority of us would be okay with it. Honestly, I don't really care for much of anything he's written since Pastwatch.

So, PTB, I'm curious--what do you plan to do with all of this information?

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peter the bookie
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Use it against you in court. [Wink]
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Noemon
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In that case I plead the 5th dimension.
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When I first came to Hatrack, I hadn't read any of OSC's work. A friend of mine (pepperuda) had recommeded the site to me as something that I'd like (and she was right). Since joining, I have read most of OSC's books (along with a lot of other great SciFi and Fantasy books recommended by people here).
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Papa Moose and Mama Squirrel are hatrack because of their characterization in Crystal City.
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I miss Pepper.
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There are certain canonical works that most jatraqueros have read or know.

Books:
Ender's Game, and other OSC
Lord of the Rings, and other JRRT
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and other DNA

Video:
Monty Python
The Princess Bride

Music:
Radiohead
They Might Be Giants

Art:

Poetry:

Theater:

I can't think of anything particularly canonical in those areas.

That's just the very core. I think it branches out from there. I hesitated whether to include Dune in the books, for instance. Other people may think of more that I haven't included. If we do a hatrack archive site, I think we should have a page for canonical works, with links. Maybe we could do first tier, second tier, third tier, and then branch out from there.

Definitely one of the very most important things about hatrack for me is the way it has lengthened my reading list. I'm reading more than ever before, and my list keeps growing faster than I can keep up.

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peter the bookie
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Those sound more like things we have in common and I'm really thinking in terms of things we've made our own or made together. I'm sure there's overlap, of course.
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Beren One Hand
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There was that folding project....
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quote:
Foobonic and Sakeriver
Boo-yah! But don't leave out GreNME.

Ralphie's Rack
celia's evil
Sandwiches (or is that just me?)
Medical Advice from CT, et al.
The word "Scopatzian"
WenchCon

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quote:
In that case I plead the 5th dimension.
For a brief second I thought you were pleading "The 5th element" [Monkeys]

Art: The Dogs playing poker

Poetry: That LOTR version of the 12 days of Christmas

Theater: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

I'd hate to be on Hatrack and not have seen any of the Matrix movies.

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dingle

[Cool]

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pooka
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For good or for bad, hug threads and last post threads and those word games that won't die.
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to quote Yank "promiscuous alias-changing"
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I know, Icarus. I've been debating adding that one for a day and a half now....
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dongle

[Cool]

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