If Terry Pratchett can have a sword, I think Sir Stephen Fry should have one too.
Imagine the epic duels.
Imagine the epic duels.
Sir Terry Pratchett: Creating swords from meteors
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He's blatantly stored it in 'The Luggage.'TheGuy(wantstobe) said:
Can I be part of this epic sword-seeking quest?
A man upon whom I cannot heap enough praise.
Not only is he an amazing writer of immense wit and imagination, but he has done what all those who have been knighted should do, had himself a sword forged.
My hat goes off to you Sir Terry.
Not only is he an amazing writer of immense wit and imagination, but he has done what all those who have been knighted should do, had himself a sword forged.
My hat goes off to you Sir Terry.
And so the Quest begins. Dibs on the final boss battle with Sir Terry for ownership of the swordSindre1 said:
Erm... he has Alzheimer's? This is news to me.
Well, great. Now I can't ***** about his bitching about television shows and books that I like, because he probably doesn't have much idea what he's saying. Way to guilt me, GOD.
OT: Holy crap that's awesome. I must join the Quest for the Discsword or whatever we're deciding to call it.
Well, great. Now I can't ***** about his bitching about television shows and books that I like, because he probably doesn't have much idea what he's saying. Way to guilt me, GOD.
OT: Holy crap that's awesome. I must join the Quest for the Discsword or whatever we're deciding to call it.
No no, a juggler is not required to throw knives... juggle, yes, throw, no. I can do the former of the twoJedamethis said:
There's a difference between a master assassin and a clown you know... a very small difference, which often merge together, yes, but a difference nonetheless
Good gods, he's the greatest man alive.
I mean, hiding the sword so the authorities can't take it? He's brilliant.
By the way, am I wrong, or is there another thread I posted in, about the exact same thing. If so, they do it all the time, and it seems to be ok with everyone else, but is it really a good thing for people to re-make a thread, just because it would look a bit more professional? Just my opinion here ¬.¬
Of course, it'll turn out it was made first now.
I mean, hiding the sword so the authorities can't take it? He's brilliant.
By the way, am I wrong, or is there another thread I posted in, about the exact same thing. If so, they do it all the time, and it seems to be ok with everyone else, but is it really a good thing for people to re-make a thread, just because it would look a bit more professional? Just my opinion here ¬.¬
Of course, it'll turn out it was made first now.
After much careful thought i reckon he's hidden it in the field where he got the ore from. Now who's with me to go roming through said field looking for the Discsword with me?
tell you what terry lives in a small village just north of salisbury (stone henge) 30 days after terry's death we can all assemble in the town centre and split up in search of clue's, WE WILL FIND THIS SWORD, I'm willing to fill the role of bard, remember people 30 days.
Sweet. I eagerly await the coming day. I kinda feel bad now cuz now i can look forward to his death as being the start of the epic journey of my life...akuma117 said:
He has written massive quantities of insanely funny novels, most notably the Discworld series, in which he combines tired fantasy cliches and parodies thereof into a new style of comic fantasy writing that manages to be genuinely immersive AND laugh-out-loud funny at the same time. Nearly 40 volumes so far, most of which can be read independantly of each other.Zap Rowsdower said:
I strongly recommend you check them out!