Determinedly steers the thread back off topic. Wheee!

:P

wrote:With the whole Artemis Fowl thing, yes, there are 5 books published. The 6th comes out on 7th August 2008. I'm rather enjoying my copy at the moment though.

It came out on the 15th of July over here. I've got a copy, but I've got some library books to finish, so I've only read the first few chapters.

But yeah, Honorius is cool.

lol, i finished the time paradox on july. 18th. I got it a day late.

Wouldn't that be three days late?

I think he meant he bought it the day after it came out and then finished it on the 18.

Trust it to Fuzzy to always make sense of things.

Yay! *is proud of sensey-ness*

Is sensicallity a word?
Just wondering.
Go crazy, dead, always memorable afirt:
Honorious!
Huzah!

honorius was great. He said the most random and funny things. That always bored people.... then he ate them! : )

wrote:Is sensicallity a word?

Nope.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictiona ... callity%20

good idea. give him a link. i was about to report you for spamming but then i realized that it was to dictionary.com

Huh?
I professionally spam, my dear man.

Don't forget me! :P 'Cause it's the Dansariki/Nero spam team. :D

OK, now back on topic before Sentynel pulls out the ban stick.

The odd thing was that although Honorius considered himself free, he still went suicidal against the golem. Weird. :blink:

And since the formula is that most insane people don't know they're insane (with the exception of Bartiforums), I don't think Honorius really did want to be free of the world....right?

Au contraire, dear Nero. His suicide is the greatest expression of free will he present in the book: he choose to do that, and it killed him, as he knew it would.
I don't think it's a question of whether or not he truly wanted to be 'free', especially seeing as how he was.
He could do whatever he wanter, and he did, right up to choosing his time, place, and manner of death.
If you'll notice, any comic books featuring the Joker (or any medium, for that matter), you'll never read him being called 'insane'.
Insane and insanity are legal terms, not medical ones.
Likewise, insane is never seen in the trilogy where Honorious is discussed.

Hmm...interesting. But very true.

This has got to be your longest post though Dansariki....

Nero wrote:This has got to be your longest post though Dansariki....

True... :P
Congrats! ;)

I don't think he was insane.....He had just been trapped so long on earth that he finally got fed up of it and decided too kill himself...

Nah, it's contradictory to his thoughts of and happiness with freedom.

Nero, I can write some seriously long posts, idk if that's my longest here.
Click for a good example of my long posts
Before you click- a background.
It's set in WWII, and the Pub stories are the closest thing we there get to fanfic.
I'm Darkfire, btw, scroll down about a quarter of a page.

I'm not allowed to see it; it's only for registered people. And tbh I don't wanna join just to see your post.... No offense... :P

Oops, forgot they changes that.
Eh, I was gone from both forums for awhile.
On the topic at hand, it's nice to know people still agree with me.
Almost everyone has a little ego.
"Man's ego is the fountainhead of human progress."
Sounds familiar Nero?
It should.

Yep. Roark's speech at the end of the Fountainhead.

And I quite agree; too bad some people abuse it. :D

Thank you :D
Who would have won, Shubbit or the Orangatang thing?
Honorious would have beat them both.