Kurt Vonnegut Died

Post by **e_dog** » April 13th, 2007, 5:57 am

what a hoax!

and you fell for it!

Vonnegut dead? Hah!

Totenkopf · Post by **Totenkopf** » April 14th, 2007, 10:05 pm

Ave atque Vale Kurt V.

Breakfast of Champions was fun first time, and even second time; OK it's not Updike perhaps but sort of accessible yankeee surrealism; Dwayne Hoovers still rule the roosts. The flick was amusing if long. Ah guess the snobs don't care for it. S-house 5 was not my fave, but OK. The little green men didn't seem to work. Cat's Cradle definitely rocked in a way, and quite more dark and noirish than many realize; Cold War paranoia as decent as most American scribblers ever produced. He was a good guy I guess, if a bit arrogant; we saw him speak in 80s and it was entertaining: Twain on a decent sinsemilla buzz.

Post by **Lightning Rod** » April 15th, 2007, 2:32 am

e_dog wrote:what a hoax!

and you fell for it!

Vonnegut dead? Hah!

yes, he really died
but three days later he
emerged as Don Imus
smoking a Pall Mall

Post by **hester_prynne** » April 16th, 2007, 11:56 pm

God bless you Mr. Rosewater.....

H

Post by **e_dog** » April 17th, 2007, 2:39 pm

Kurt Vonnegut is not dead.

I've got his books on my shelf right here.

Post by **Diana Moon Glampers** » April 17th, 2007, 2:58 pm

that's beautiful e-dog
and brings almost tears to me

please pardon this sock puppet
this one is very dear to me

she is one of my favorite charcters in all his novels.
I used to have a lot of his novels, I seemed to have given most of them away to friends that were passing through on their way home.

please pardon the sock puppet
this one is very dear to me

jack tilles aka stilltrucking

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