Hi there Wolfco - sorry for being more than one month late with my reply here, but I've been somewhat busy as you might have gathered. But my final deadline is ending in a couple of days so I sincerelly hope I'll get a chance to be a lot more active in here the next few months. Its not like I have much of a social life to take care of anyway - heh;
Anyway - what I liked about the Dark Materials trilogy was the general feeling I was left with. No, it can't be compared to the works of Michael Ende - or Roald Dahl and Ursula LeGuin for that matter - but they still contain this mix between mythologies that appeals to me. As the story unfolds you'll learn about the different dimensions - which all works more as selfsustaining keyelements in a grand history than just portals you travel through. At its best I think these books may rival parts of Greg Bears "Songs
hehe, Claymore as your number 1 anime! Excellent, im just preparing to watch the final episode tonight... had to wait for a good copy to appear, i hate watching it in crappy quality :@
Thank you for the compliment and you're very welcome for the sigs. I'm glad you liked them. :) I also find it interesting that we both code claims for a living. Do you enjoy it?
Oh and I noticed that you have Fumoffu in your top 5. Definitely one of my favorites too. I loved the episode where Sousuke helps out with the rugby team. :)
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I just dropped to say hello. You say you have wide taste so do i. I like almost anything! Rock on
Regards fredde
hey thax,,,,you nice
Hi there Wolfco - sorry for being more than one month late with my reply here, but I've been somewhat busy as you might have gathered. But my final deadline is ending in a couple of days so I sincerelly hope I'll get a chance to be a lot more active in here the next few months. Its not like I have much of a social life to take care of anyway - heh;
Anyway - what I liked about the Dark Materials trilogy was the general feeling I was left with. No, it can't be compared to the works of Michael Ende - or Roald Dahl and Ursula LeGuin for that matter - but they still contain this mix between mythologies that appeals to me. As the story unfolds you'll learn about the different dimensions - which all works more as selfsustaining keyelements in a grand history than just portals you travel through. At its best I think these books may rival parts of Greg Bears "Songs
hehe, Claymore as your number 1 anime! Excellent, im just preparing to watch the final episode tonight... had to wait for a good copy to appear, i hate watching it in crappy quality :@
Thank you for the compliment and you're very welcome for the sigs. I'm glad you liked them. :) I also find it interesting that we both code claims for a living. Do you enjoy it?
Oh and I noticed that you have Fumoffu in your top 5. Definitely one of my favorites too. I loved the episode where Sousuke helps out with the rugby team. :)