Comments for Bloody-Kisses.Org http://bloody-kisses.org Just Another Review Blog Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:00:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on I’m Making a Difference by Aaron http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/06/12/im-making-a-difference/#comment-44 Aaron Fri, 13 Jun 2008 10:16:24 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/?p=61#comment-44 This is great do you a link with all the info that we could go to? This is great do you a link with all the info that we could go to?

]]> Comment on I’m Backlogged…AGAIN by Crystal http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/04/11/im-backloggedagain/#comment-35 Crystal Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:56:55 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/?p=57#comment-35 You should keep up with the books update! Hope the 28 Books in 2008 Challenge is going well! Happy reading =D You should keep up with the books update!

Hope the 28 Books in 2008 Challenge is going well! Happy reading =D

]]> Comment on Just for Curiosity by bybee http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/04/02/just-for-curiosity/#comment-33 bybee Mon, 07 Apr 2008 07:45:16 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/just-for-curiosity/#comment-33 My answer is Stephen King as well. We're both interested in the same author, Don Robertson. Robertson is one of King's influences. King paid homage to Robertson in Christine when he had a character who knew some of the background of the evil car hail from Paradise Falls, which is the title of a 1968 novel by Robertson. My answer is Stephen King as well. We’re both interested in the same author, Don Robertson. Robertson is one of King’s influences. King paid homage to Robertson in Christine when he had a character who knew some of the background of the evil car hail from Paradise Falls, which is the title of a 1968 novel by Robertson.

]]> Comment on Just for Curiosity by oakling http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/04/02/just-for-curiosity/#comment-32 oakling Fri, 04 Apr 2008 17:13:08 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/just-for-curiosity/#comment-32 I remember my eighth-grade English teacher telling us how Stephen King saw his best friend get crushed by a train when he was a kid and that that was the reason he wrote all this horrific stuff: that he had said he would be compelled to write horror until he had written something more horrifying than what he had experienced. I bought it at the time, but now I think that, horrifying as the train accident must have been, it's not really sufficient explanation. People with that kind of compulsion usually have a long history of horrifying experiences behind them; I really think he has a long history of horrific abuse that he's subconsciously been trying to express all this time, while the train accident lets him claim that it was just the one horrible experience.... Not that that's anything you could ask him about, presumably. I just think about him more than people who don't even read his stuff normally do ;) I remember my eighth-grade English teacher telling us how Stephen King saw his best friend get crushed by a train when he was a kid and that that was the reason he wrote all this horrific stuff: that he had said he would be compelled to write horror until he had written something more horrifying than what he had experienced. I bought it at the time, but now I think that, horrifying as the train accident must have been, it’s not really sufficient explanation. People with that kind of compulsion usually have a long history of horrifying experiences behind them; I really think he has a long history of horrific abuse that he’s subconsciously been trying to express all this time, while the train accident lets him claim that it was just the one horrible experience….

Not that that’s anything you could ask him about, presumably. I just think about him more than people who don’t even read his stuff normally do ;)

]]> Comment on Just for Curiosity by Aaron http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/04/02/just-for-curiosity/#comment-31 Aaron Thu, 03 Apr 2008 03:46:40 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/just-for-curiosity/#comment-31 This is an easy one. I would want to meet Douglas Coupland. I have only been dissapointed with one novel by him and have loved everything else I've read. He's more than just a writer, he's also an artist and I'd like to know more about both of these. I'm currently trying to get The Gum Theif out here in Korea. Alas, I must continue to wait...and the waiting game sucks! This is an easy one. I would want to meet Douglas Coupland. I have only been dissapointed with one novel by him and have loved everything else I’ve read.
He’s more than just a writer, he’s also an artist and I’d like to know more about both of these.
I’m currently trying to get The Gum Theif out here in Korea. Alas, I must continue to wait…and the waiting game sucks!

]]> Comment on Revenant by Crystal http://bloody-kisses.org/2008/02/20/revenant/#comment-26 Crystal Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:20:57 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/revenant/#comment-26 Hey Charity. I've added you for 28 Books in 2008, happy reading! Hey Charity. I’ve added you for 28 Books in 2008, happy reading!

]]> Comment on Godsmack Live in Sioux City by Abhishek Krishnan http://bloody-kisses.org/2007/06/12/godsmack-live-in-sioux-city/#comment-20 Abhishek Krishnan Sun, 17 Jun 2007 18:58:00 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/godsmack-live-in-sioux-city/#comment-20 Hi, your blog seems to be really nice!! Are you interested in exchanging links? My blog is at http:// changingtechnology.blogspot.com/ and it’s about the latest gadgets and the technology used. Do let me know if you are interested. I too will put up a link to your blog on mine. Thanks. Hi, your blog seems to be really nice!! Are you interested in exchanging links? My blog is at http:// changingtechnology.blogspot.com/ and it’s about the latest gadgets and the technology used. Do let me know if you are interested. I too will put up a link to your blog on mine. Thanks.

]]> Comment on The Amityville Horror by Charity http://bloody-kisses.org/2007/04/29/the-amityville-horror/#comment-4 Charity Sat, 12 May 2007 07:23:00 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/the-amityville-horror/#comment-4 Actually, The Shining was redone, and it actually followed the book more closely, but I agree that Jack Nicholson made a better dad. :) Actually, The Shining was redone, and it actually followed the book more closely, but I agree that Jack Nicholson made a better dad. :)

]]> Comment on The Amityville Horror by Skittles http://bloody-kisses.org/2007/04/29/the-amityville-horror/#comment-3 Skittles Thu, 10 May 2007 12:20:00 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/the-amityville-horror/#comment-3 I saw and liked both versions, but preferred the first one better, only because I think James Brolin played the dad better. Could you imagine anyone else playing the dad in The Shining than Jack Nicholson? :) I saw and liked both versions, but preferred the first one better, only because I think James Brolin played the dad better. Could you imagine anyone else playing the dad in The Shining than Jack Nicholson? :)

]]> Comment on Carrie by Skittles http://bloody-kisses.org/2007/04/16/carrie-2/#comment-2 Skittles Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:21:00 +0000 http://bloody-kisses.org/index.php/carrie-2/#comment-2 Carrie was one of the best book to movie transitions I've seen. :) Carrie was one of the best book to movie transitions I’ve seen. :)

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