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Topic: Would You Date A Sci-Fi Author?
LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:46 PM
Hahaha yeah but I would have taken my cut from Warner's for finding ya.............hehehee Just tell them you're my agent, I'll vouch for you....! Hold out and bow to the Sony God.......... I've got nothing against Sony, that could work!

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/10/11 07:46 PM
Hell no! Everyone knows sci-fi authors are intimidating and....something else bad, I can't remember the word. snarky Lex strikes me as being snarky, but that's not a bad thing

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:47 PM
I mean, OK, if we're going to take the "would you date....?" thing to its absurdist extremities, then why not raise the question? And I'm not necessarily talking about me here. I could be talking about Douglas Adams or Isaac Asimov. Well, they're both dead, but you know what I mean. You probably wouldn't want to date a dead guy. Or maybe you would, but then you're probably on the wrong site. there's a site for necrophiliacs??? gee the internet opens the door to so much information DeceasedAuthorDating.com Now, I have to be honest with you, it's a small site. And you NEVER get answers to e-mail.

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:49 PM
Would You Date A Sci-Fi Author? No. Horror writer, yes. Sci-fi, no. That would be too...weird. I think Stephen King is more socially acceptable than I am. I'm working on it. Not very hard, but still....

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Tue 05/10/11 07:50 PM
I mean, OK, if we're going to take the "would you date....?" thing to its absurdist extremities, then why not raise the question? And I'm not necessarily talking about me here. I could be talking about Douglas Adams or Isaac Asimov. Well, they're both dead, but you know what I mean. You probably wouldn't want to date a dead guy. Or maybe you would, but then you're probably on the wrong site. there's a site for necrophiliacs??? gee the internet opens the door to so much information DeceasedAuthorDating.com Now, I have to be honest with you, it's a small site. And you NEVER get answers to e-mail. in other words men never change. they are same when they are dead as when they were alive....so encouraging

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Tue 05/10/11 07:50 PM
Hell no! Everyone knows sci-fi authors are intimidating and....something else bad, I can't remember the word. Well, eHarmony likes the word "unmatchable." Who am I to argue? No, there's another word you always use....I'll remember it.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Tue 05/10/11 07:51 PM
I mean, OK, if we're going to take the "would you date....?" thing to its absurdist extremities, then why not raise the question? And I'm not necessarily talking about me here. I could be talking about Douglas Adams or Isaac Asimov. Well, they're both dead, but you know what I mean. You probably wouldn't want to date a dead guy. Or maybe you would, but then you're probably on the wrong site. there's a site for necrophiliacs??? gee the internet opens the door to so much information DeceasedAuthorDating.com Now, I have to be honest with you, it's a small site. And you NEVER get answers to e-mail. in other words men never change. they are same when they are dead as when they were alive....so encouraging

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:52 PM
Hell no! Everyone knows sci-fi authors are intimidating and....something else bad, I can't remember the word. snarky Lex strikes me as being snarky, but that's not a bad thing I actually used that word today in another forum on another site. A girl posted some gossipy accusations about another member. I said "I don't know whether I should thank you for the information or make a snarky comment about people and their drama." Of course the snarky comment won out. The funny thing was, she replied giving me a hard time for making the "snaky" comment. "Snaky"? Did I say something about a cobra?

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Tue 05/10/11 07:52 PM
Intimidating and COMPLICATED!

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:53 PM
Hell no! Everyone knows sci-fi authors are intimidating and....something else bad, I can't remember the word. Well, eHarmony likes the word "unmatchable." Who am I to argue? No, there's another word you always use....I'll remember it. Complicated? By the way, I am not actually complicated. The people who make that accusation have no idea what they're talking about. I suspect most of them are in Congress.

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Tue 05/10/11 07:54 PM
I mean, OK, if we're going to take the "would you date....?" thing to its absurdist extremities, then why not raise the question? And I'm not necessarily talking about me here. I could be talking about Douglas Adams or Isaac Asimov. Well, they're both dead, but you know what I mean. You probably wouldn't want to date a dead guy. Or maybe you would, but then you're probably on the wrong site. there's a site for necrophiliacs??? gee the internet opens the door to so much information DeceasedAuthorDating.com Now, I have to be honest with you, it's a small site. And you NEVER get answers to e-mail. in other words men never change. they are same when they are dead as when they were alive....so encouraging We just place a lot of value on consistency.

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32401	Tue 05/10/11 07:55 PM
I suspect most of them are in Congress.

alternativa Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 1085	Wed 05/11/11 06:33 AM
There’s worse out there… A writer… make sure he’s got food & drink near the desk and dust him off occasionally. A mechanic… your car is always in pieces being “fixed”. A repair man… your house is always a mess while something’s being “fixed”. A computer tech… your computer’s always a mess… You get the general idea.

stefy Joined Sat 11/20/10 Posts: 2946	Wed 05/11/11 06:56 AM
Would You Date A Sci-Fi Author? Yes. Yes. Yes. I`ve been in love with Asimov books since i was a teen. I would probably marry the man if he asked.

LexFonteyne Joined Thu 12/07/06 Posts: 32131	Wed 05/11/11 08:15 AM
Would You Date A Sci-Fi Author? Yes. Yes. Yes. I`ve been in love with Asimov books since i was a teen. I would probably marry the man if he asked. He was brilliant. I've read a lot of his stuff, even the non-fiction stuff. He did a book called Asimov's Biographical Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, which gave capsule bios of 1500 of the world's most important scientists. An absolute pleasure to read.

EquusDancer Joined Sun 04/05/09 Posts: 6281	Thu 05/12/11 05:33 PM
Yes, then I could read his next books before they came out. That might be pure bliss! Plus you'd get to see the five million continuity errors that he hopefully fixes before the book comes out....! Shoot! That's half the fun! Seeing what makes him tick.

fireflysgirl Joined Mon 10/18/10 Posts: 2957	Thu 05/12/11 10:21 PM
scifi writer = smart + good imagination = HELL YEAH!

josie68 Joined Mon 11/22/10 Posts: 6270	Fri 05/13/11 03:05 AM
i can't see why not, I have a huge imagination, and it could be fun to be with someone who has one just as strange.. hmmmm But then again, maybe I need someone with a little stablility to keep my imagination in check

bookfan61 Joined Wed 05/11/11 Posts: 18	Fri 05/13/11 04:42 PM
sure, why not, at least he has a job.

motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21863	Fri 05/13/11 04:52 PM
Cookbook writers are a better choice. You'll always have something good to eat. And they actually sell books.