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Jan 13, 2012
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#27
Tonyblack said:
raptornx01 said:
There's always MSTing. IE making fun of fanfiction in the style of Mystery Science Theater 3000. :)
:laugh: Now that does sound like fun.
Heh, should make a thread for it.

:) have you, (or anyone here really) written any delightfully dreadful DW fanfics you/they wouldn't mind seeing lampooned, in a friendly way ;) , by Mike* and the bots?

*my preference, but if anyone else decides to do their own they can use who they wish.
 

Tonyblack

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City Watch
Jul 25, 2008
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#31
Oh that's a marvellous cover! :laugh:

Looks a bit like one of those Dangerous Books For Boys covers - a real 1950s style.

Where did you get that picture from, Dave?
 

raisindot

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Oct 1, 2009
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#37
Another reason for me to dislike Snuff. I kept wondering why there was so much discussion of poo in general and this kind of book in general, and here we have it--like "Where's My Cow" and the Thud board game in Thud!, they're included as product placements. While these placements were forgiveable in Thud because that book is a masterpiece and these products are integral to the plot of the story, "The World of Poo" does nothing to advance the story in Snuff.
 

pip

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Sep 3, 2010
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#38
Like Wheres my Cow i thought the whole Pooh book thing was a commentary on childrens book. In the Uk theres a big trend in childrens books about poo (not the bear) and Terry does do social commentary . Maybe its bypassed the states but you'd be amazed at the amount of mainstream books available as highlighted below.




 

meerkat

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Jan 16, 2010
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#39
Tonyblack said:
meerkat said:
Roll on June!
Poor June. Won't she object? :laugh:
Yep, left myself walk right into that one, didn't I? :laugh:

Raisindot, I was piqued by what was in the books Young Sam was reading. I;d be interested to see what this has in it (yes, I know, it's poo!) but it seemed to hint at how sanitation works and other matters relating to poo. Could be instructive!

J K Rowling did it with Tales of Beedle the Bard, so I don't see why Sir T can't do likewise with Felicity Beedle books! ;)
 

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