Stephen? Of who do you speak?

Stephen Swissball Mcgee.

Now how did I miss this thread?
You all have an imagination that is just too vivid at times.

What imagination? Everything here actually happens. It's real life.

Kris,if u n Stephen King on the same frequency the cellphones would blow up. Carry on.
That meeting of the minds should never happen in this life.

Gweeptish, more like Bush's sense of balance is on par to that of Fox News. Indeed rather unstable. The whole fair thing is still up in the air on that one. Though once an apple falls, he'll for sure be screaming the sky is falling.

Angel, Stephen King does not know I exist. Thus I could carry out a covert attack of the mind and he'd never be the wiser. Such a dastardly plan I admit, but he is Stephen King. I cannot let him corrupt our youth with his next book about the attack of the tutus!

I`m sure Stephen King sits around reading our posts just looking for inspiration for a new book.

Still waiting for his book entitled Glsiten.

"Glisten, Tutu, and Oi. Oh My!"

Rex Vicat Cole
The Artistic Anatomy Of Trees.

If your a big fan of Project Gutenberg, I found a page at http://www.gutenberg.org/cdproject/ that allows you to download an iso image of a cd or dvd via bit torrent a copy of 600 to 9400 ebooks.

Quote "The DVD. About 9400 eBooks from December 2003 and prior. We have heard numerous reports of the DVD ISO file not arriving intact, especially using cable modems and DSL lines. In order to ensure an error-free download, we suggest using Bit Torrent, as described below. You might also consider downloading in parts, as described in the readme.txt file. To download the file via FTP, read about how to get it in separate parts, and see various checksums, visit http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/10802, which will let you select a mirror site or navigate directly to the DVD download directory on gutenberg.org.
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Need to go to the library and pick up some books. Not sure which ones I want yet. Probably something classical, though perhaps something with a modern twist.

Try The Da Vinci Code

Surely he has read that. I think everyone has.

I loved it. It kept me glued to my desk chair for hours and hours.

Actually, no. Not yet.

Try it. You'll like it

Will do. Thanks.