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| Jam_Aylott User Info... | Hands down, Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy.... Douglas Adams... I mean, how cool can you be to invent a machine that turns Missles into a sperm whale and a bowl of petunias... and then go on to describe what goes through their minds ass they plummet towards a planet!!! - Wed, 10 Mar 2004 7:09pm | ||
| jackass User Info... | ya..all those books are pretty good, not the best ever, but good. Fun to read. Try his other books with Dirk Gently, they're kinda goofy too. Dirk Gently and the Holistic Detective Agency and Dirk Gently and the Long Dark Tea Time of The Soul. At least I think that's what they're called. - Thu, 11 Mar 2004 4:51am | ||
| Broccoli User Info... | that book is mostly harmless - Thu, 11 Mar 2004 5:02am | ||
| lonemonk User Info... | I'm absolutely biased toward your point of view. All DNA books get better with multiple readings. His sense of humour and his intelligence become more apparent in much the same way that Monty Python sketches do. I saw him live one time in Toronto, and you wouldn't believe the size of the guy. Its his theory that ones' funniness is directly proportional to ones' height. "Therefore," he said in one interview "I'm at least 3 percent funnier than John Cleese" Not a day goes by when I don't fall asleep to some of the audio books (of which there are countless versions). If you haven't already, I suggest you read Last Chance to See; His only truly non-fiction book. Just as funny as HHG or Dirk Gently, but also reveals a person very interested in ecology and preservation. Upon hearing of his demise, I'd have to say I was about as sad as any other death, including those in my own family. I could go on all day about his work. - Thu, 11 Mar 2004 6:22am | ||
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