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stevezero Started conversation Nov 8, 2000
Firstly con grats on issue 1 of Paranoia Post. shush...listen, whats that...did you hear that noise?
it seems to have stopped now.
anyway Re:mostly harmless
the impression i got was that the late Mr Adams was sick and tired of the whole thing by then and just wanted to end the story with no chance of more sequals.
it seems to me that after the first three he thought he had finished but due to popular demand he wrote a fourth to say well OK i'm very flattered but this really is it(so long and thanks for all the fish)
but a demanding public still would not let go.
so in mostly harmless he finished off by destroying the earth in all possible probibilities.
by the way,i am officially paranoid,my doctor told me.
well he didn't actually tell me but i knew he was thinking it.
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Peregrin Posted Nov 8, 2000
Thanks. What noise? It might be the Chinese tunnelling underneath us, I've suspected them for years.
I've heard that about Mostly Harmless before. But isn't it possible, even likely, that his demanding public drove him to suicide? And his publishers didn't want such a stain on a popular comedy book, and so hired someone to impersonate him and produce another book? I think that when they saw the result they realised that it wouldn't work very well, and so altered the end so that there would be no possibility of any more books, and published it anyway to scrounge more money.
Or maybe not.
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 11, 2000
Douglas Adams is dead - and I have proof. All you have to do is look at the front covers of all the editions of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and read "Mostly Harmless" backwards, and you will know for sure.
<BB<
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Peregrin Posted Nov 11, 2000
or play the tapes of the radio version backwards. Memorize the whole thing and you will come up with an obvious message. Not only does it tell you that DNA is dead, but tells you who the *real* US president is.
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spoon Posted Nov 20, 2000
n o w everything makes sense! who had thought that Dozaf Skorblebeeb, superficially renowned and ordinary member of our society, is in reality such an important and powerful being?
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amdsweb Posted Nov 20, 2000
You seemed to get the gist of it a little *too* quickly, spoon. You're in on it, aren't you? You're part of the conspiracy. Jazz lyricist huh? It's a cover.
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Peregrin Posted Nov 20, 2000
*scans both spoon and DWM with a metal detector*
Is that a gun under your jacket, doctor?
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Peregrin Posted Nov 20, 2000
*acknowledges the correct counter-password and admits DWM into the cult*
I hear that George Bush has died.
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Abi Posted Nov 21, 2000
Is this the place to discuss the Chris Tarrant / Victor Meldrew conspiracy?
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amdsweb Posted Nov 21, 2000
Look chaps, an italic. Do you think she's been sent to check up on us?
Big brother is watching us...
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Peregrin Posted Nov 21, 2000
Ah, how do we know that you're not another researcher as well? And you use, say, the alias 'Doctor Wonky Mungbean' as a way of watching me and making sure I don't go too far with the ParanoiaPost?
Chris Tarrant? The conspiracy that says he's actually an alien first wave attack force, sent to numb our minds and reduce our brains to water? Or the one that says they fixed the questions last night to make it easier, and have a higher winner?
I've seen the questions they used last night, it's true, they are easier than normal.
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amdsweb Posted Nov 21, 2000
And did you notice how a toff won the million quid? See, thats the powers that be making sure that all the money stays with the rich. Thats so they can afford to send Abi in to check up on us. Or something.
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Peregrin Posted Nov 21, 2000
*sniggers uncontrollably*
Hey, I wonder how long it will be before hoards of Americans descend on the ParanoiaPost, claiming it to be a voice of truth and wisdom...
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spoon Posted Nov 22, 2000
and the rich. being a doctor at barts A n d winning 5 thousand quids in the lottery is ..aam.. a bit suspicious to say the least.
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If not conspicious.
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If not a damned good reason to immediatly change into a state of a bit of healthy good old paranoia of excellent craftmamsship.
*hides behind paper*
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