Comments on: The top 100? http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/journal/1565 I like music, long walks on the beach, and poking dead things with a stick. Sun, 08 Aug 2010 13:43:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Robert (Gywdion) http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/journal/1565/comment-page-1#comment-14197 Robert (Gywdion) Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:04:13 +0000 http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/?p=1565#comment-14197 Seeking my old friend Lilith from the Yahoo Poly Group. Yeah, I know it's been a long time...just wanted to tell you that I finally published my book. It details a lot about my experiences with the poly lifestyle, but is really about much more than that. Anyway, I hope you remember me. Seeking my old friend Lilith from the Yahoo Poly Group. Yeah, I know it’s been a long time…just wanted to tell you that I finally published my book. It details a lot about my experiences with the poly lifestyle, but is really about much more than that. Anyway, I hope you remember me.

]]> By: merripan http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/journal/1565/comment-page-1#comment-13638 merripan Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:52:36 +0000 http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/?p=1565#comment-13638 11. Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, 15th century (Wasn’t this a bunch of medieval soap opera stuff? I don’t like modern soap opera stuff, for crying out loud.) I actually LIKED Chaucer... Oddly enough, I liked it when I was first given it in 5th grade (yes, they did - they figured we couldn't tell what was actually being said... Little did they know!). Honestly, it's 14th c erotica, more than anything... Not really a soap opera at all. If you're looking for mirth points, find and watch Hipatia Lee's Baudy Tales of Canterbury. Surprisingly enough (or, maybe not) it follows the book quite closely. Go figure, her being a porn star and all. LOL. THAT should give you a good idea of what the book was about - and why Chaucer was threatened several times with excommunication for writing dirty novels. 11. Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer, 15th century
(Wasn’t this a bunch of medieval soap opera stuff? I don’t like modern soap opera stuff, for crying out loud.)

I actually LIKED Chaucer… Oddly enough, I liked it when I was first given it in 5th grade (yes, they did – they figured we couldn’t tell what was actually being said… Little did they know!). Honestly, it’s 14th c erotica, more than anything… Not really a soap opera at all. If you’re looking for mirth points, find and watch Hipatia Lee’s Baudy Tales of Canterbury. Surprisingly enough (or, maybe not) it follows the book quite closely. Go figure, her being a porn star and all. LOL. THAT should give you a good idea of what the book was about – and why Chaucer was threatened several times with excommunication for writing dirty novels.

]]> By: thebastidge http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/journal/1565/comment-page-1#comment-13636 thebastidge Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:57:57 +0000 http://cosmicbabe.greyduck.net/?p=1565#comment-13636 Not a good list. A few good books on it. I've read a few more of them than you have, heard of more. I liked some that you apparently don't care for (besides LoTR, lol.) Wind in the Willows is actually a pretty good read for kids. I just bought Thucydides the other day from the discount bin at B&N. But then I really like military history. You've seen my bookshelves (I got a really nifty new built-in shelf with lots of goodies on it, check it out next time you're over. BTW, that shoud be someday soon.) Not a good list. A few good books on it. I’ve read a few more of them than you have, heard of more. I liked some that you apparently don’t care for (besides LoTR, lol.)

Wind in the Willows is actually a pretty good read for kids. I just bought Thucydides the other day from the discount bin at B&N. But then I really like military history. You’ve seen my bookshelves (I got a really nifty new built-in shelf with lots of goodies on it, check it out next time you’re over. BTW, that shoud be someday soon.)

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