skullaria wrote:
] A bunch of the reviews just got hosed. The ann rice post and
] all reply's are gone. Like it never happened.
] dmv wrote:
] ] ] Seldom do I really answer those who criticize my work. In
] ] ] fact, the entire development of my career has been fueled
] ] ] by my ability to ignore denigrating and trivializing
] ] ] criticism as I realize my dreams and my goals. However
] ] ] there is something compelling about Amazon's willingness
] ] ] to publish just about anything, and the sheer outrageous
] ] ] stupidity of many things you've said here that actually
] ] ] touches my proletarian and Democratic soul. Also I use
] ] ] and enjoy Amazon and I do read the reviews of other
] ] ] people's books in many fields. In sum, I believe in what
] ] ] happens here. And so, I speak. First off, let me say that
] ] ] this is addressed only to some of you, who have posted
] ] ] outrageously negative comments here, and not to all. You
] ] ] are interrogating this text from the wrong perspective.
] ] ] Indeed, you aren't even reading it. You are projecting
] ] ] your own limitations on it.
] ]
] ] Anne Rice doesn't like people trashing her latest novel on
] ] Amazon.
]
] I think that its sorta cool that she made her presence known.
] It wasn't her best book, but I'd still rather read ANY Ann
] Rice book than about anything else.

Wow, I pity you. You truly are as pretentious as you seem at first glance. There is nothing inherently wrong with your love of Anne Rice's pretentious, self-indulgent cheesy romance novels masquerading as horror literature. However, to say that you would rather read her drivel than "[sic] about anyone else," paints you as the down's syndrome sufferer that I picture you to be. And there is nothing cool about making your presence known by trashing your fans when they call you on your lack of inspiration. She is a nasty menopausal bitch of questionable talent who has written some of the most godawful trash ever spewed onto unsuspecting horror fans. Now, goths and "trailer park waitresses" may eat this stuff up like flies chowing down on excrement, but it all begs a question, skullaria...Anne says that her work is read by "intellectual giants and trailer park waitresses." Since your postings betray any chance of you falling into the former category, could you please tell me what it's like to waitress in a trailer park?

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