Deja' vu or however the hell you spell that....

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Smooth

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Well, I do have an account here, but I can't seem to find my intro thread, so here goes, once again!

Been reading King since I was a junior in high school - lo these many years ago - and recently read From A Buick 8 and just knew I had to come back to this board and see what people are saying about that particular book.

Been some 20K new posts since I've been here so I have some catching up to do!

Perhaps if someone on the staff can find my original intro thread and merge it with this one, if it matters to anyone? Thanks!
 

Smooth

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Jun 12, 2012
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Ms. Mod, Debbie913, not_nadine and 80sFan; thanks to all of you for your replies; it's good to be back!

Ms. Mod, it looks like it's been since back in 2012 that I was here last. Perhaps my stuff from so long ago has been erased or archived. Doesn't matter in the least to me, I just wasn't sure how multiple intro posts would be handled. Thanks again!
 

Pucker

We all have it coming, kid
May 9, 2010
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Welcome back, I guess.

This is actually kind of serendipitous. I've been thinking about Deja Vu since I came back here myself to find out something I already knew.

I found myself in one of the story threads recently talking about the ending of some movie and I got this wicked jolt of dislocation, like I was outside myself watching me type this response that it seemed I had done before.

Because -- of course -- I had.

Newer members might find it odd that the actual story threads don't really generate much discussion here. That would appear to be because the long-timers here have already hashed everything over and don't much feel (I'm guessing) like repeating themselves. That's why we need to make a concerted effort to get the more voluble posters here (like me, for instance . . . and perhaps you) to stop talking about kittens and puppies and Johnny Freakin' Depp and get with the business of deconstructing Harold Lauder.

Or . . . you know . . . whomever.


Either that . . . or I am entirely wrong.

; )
 

GNTLGNT

The idiot is IN
Jun 15, 2007
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Welcome back, I guess.

This is actually kind of serendipitous. I've been thinking about Deja Vu since I came back here myself to find out something I already knew.

I found myself in one of the story threads recently talking about the ending of some movie and I got this wicked jolt of dislocation, like I was outside myself watching me type this response that it seemed I had done before.

Because -- of course -- I had.

Newer members might find it odd that the actual story threads don't really generate much discussion here. That would appear to be because the long-timers here have already hashed everything over and don't much feel (I'm guessing) like repeating themselves. That's why we need to make a concerted effort to get the more voluble posters here (like me, for instance . . . and perhaps you) to stop talking about kittens and puppies and Johnny Freakin' Depp and get with the business of deconstructing Harold Lauder.

Or . . . you know . . . whomever.


Either that . . . or I am entirely wrong.

; )
...we greybeards like our stupidity just the way it is thanks....
 

GNTLGNT

The idiot is IN
Jun 15, 2007
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Cambridge, Ohio
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blunthead

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...and btw?....Buick, is one of King's lesser appreciated novels....I enjoyed it myself...but could have used a few more pages of fleshing out the "trunk world"...it ended to abruptly for my liking, but oddly enough-he didn't feel it necessary to consult me....
(He was afraid you might take it as a kitchen invitation.)

Welcome back to the SKMB! Keep posting!
 

not_nadine

Comfortably Roont
Nov 19, 2011
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Behind you
Welcome back, I guess.

This is actually kind of serendipitous. I've been thinking about Deja Vu since I came back here myself to find out something I already knew.

I found myself in one of the story threads recently talking about the ending of some movie and I got this wicked jolt of dislocation, like I was outside myself watching me type this response that it seemed I had done before.

Because -- of course -- I had.

Newer members might find it odd that the actual story threads don't really generate much discussion here. That would appear to be because the long-timers here have already hashed everything over and don't much feel (I'm guessing) like repeating themselves. That's why we need to make a concerted effort to get the more voluble posters here (like me, for instance . . . and perhaps you) to stop talking about kittens and puppies and Johnny Freakin' Depp and get with the business of deconstructing Harold Lauder.

Or . . . you know . . . whomever.


Either that . . . or I am entirely wrong.

; )

You are probably right about that. I love when a new member come in and brings back up a novel thread. I will re-hash! It always is a great way to see things from a different perspective.


But anyway.

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