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Sat Dec 10, 2011, 12:45 AM

11. Family Tree had SO many puns in it

reading it and thinking of pig latin, regular latin, young toddler learning to talk, and other languages, made me laugh a lot. Too funny.

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51 replies	Author	Time	Post
Let's get the ball rolling. Who are your favorite authors? [View all]	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	OP
This message was self-deleted by its author	Little Star	Dec 2011	#1
Sorry. I was in the wrong group.	Little Star	Dec 2011	#2
This message was self-deleted by its author	Tesha	Dec 2011	#3
I love Tepper!	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#4
This message was self-deleted by its author	Tesha	Dec 2011	#5
And "The Companions"	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#6
Indeed. Rather than "just" being feminist, or rather women are downtrodden,	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#22
This message was self-deleted by its author	Tesha	Dec 2011	#23
Family Tree had SO many puns in it	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#11
It also has one of my favorite sig lines:	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#14
Did you get the armikafatidi?	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#15
Hard to figure them out	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#18
To not spoil it for others, sent you a message.	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#19
enarae	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#20
I am just finishing up "The Scar."	Dr. Strange	Dec 2011	#7
Loved "The Scar"	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#8
I liked some of F Paul Wilson but am tired of the dragging on	uppityperson	Dec 2011	#12
I have embarrassingly few Sci-Fi authors	krispos42	Dec 2011	#9
Iain M. Banks, Greg Egan, Ian McDonald, Nancy Kress...	petronius	Dec 2011	#10
Old school: Heinlein	lazarus	Dec 2011	#13
George Bernard Shaw said of HG Wells	Fortinbras Armstrong	Mar 27	#48
R A Lafferty, Jack Vance, Clark Ashton Smith, Keith Laumer..........	dimbear	Dec 2011	#16
Most of mine have been mentioned so far, but I just wanted to add Octavia Butler. n/t	iris27	Dec 2011	#17
The only reason she didn't make my original cut	FloridaJudy	Dec 2011	#21
OMG, I didn't know she died, what happened to her?	Odin2005	Aug 2012	#42
Thinking about Ms. Butler always depresses me.	Codeine	Dec 2011	#28
Kim Stanley Robinson	JitterbugPerfume	Dec 2011	#24
Yes!	bemildred	Apr 2012	#33
And we finally get Adams	DiverDave	Dec 2012	#44
David Brin, Gregory Benford, Greg Bear, Dan Simmons	GodlessBiker	Dec 2011	#25
Old and new...	TygrBright	Dec 2011	#26
My favorites, living and deceased. Heinlein at #1. The rest:	Abin Sur	Dec 2011	#27
John Scalzi!!	GaYellowDawg	Jan 2012	#29
Agreed on Scalzi...and his second book "The Ghost Brigades" is at least as good....n/t	Rowdyboy	Apr 2012	#35
It you love Haldeman you at least like Varley	cthulu2016	Jan 2012	#30
Ben Bova & Scott Westerfeld write great books	ShadowLiberal	Feb 2012	#31
Arthur C. Clarke!	lastlib	Apr 2012	#32
David Brin, Neil Stephenson, Dan Simmons...	semillama	Apr 2012	#34
My faves off the top of my head	Onceuponalife	Apr 2012	#36
Jack L Chalker - Midnight at the Well of Souls was a classic	brislington	Apr 2012	#37
My list, FTM...	Moe Shinola	Jul 2012	#38
WHAT?!	Neoma	Jul 2012	#39
Good topic	eninn	Aug 2012	#40
Clarke, Asimov, Heinlein, Fred Pohl, Poul Anderson, KSR...	Odin2005	Aug 2012	#41
I can't believe no one has yet mentioned	SheilaT	Aug 2012	#43
I'm a fossil, I guess.	ChazInAz	Dec 2012	#45
I'll list a few	theKed	Dec 2012	#46
Samuel K. Delaney (sci-fi), Tim Powers (fantasy).	McCamy Taylor	Mar 4	#47
This message was self-deleted by its author	Moe Shinola	Mar 29	#49
I'll never remember all, but	wet.hen88	Apr 25	#50
I'm shocked that this old thread has 50 replies and no one mentioned Roger Zelazny!	FSogol	May 8	#51

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