Ray Bradbury Turns 88 194
Lawrence Person writes "Legendary science fiction writer Ray Bradbury turned 88 years old on August 22. Happy Birthday Ray! 'The Illustrated Man' was one of the first science fiction books I ever read, and I've been hooked ever since. I'm sure that's true of a lot of science fiction writers and readers, be it that, or 'The Martian Chronicles,' or 'Fahrenheit 451.' There are also several videos of Ray on that page, including one where he doesn't endorse Sunsweet Prunes." I remember when another student on the bus loaned me "Fahrenheit 451," and my middle-school English teacher Mrs. Young was smart enough to include "All Summer in a Day" in her curriculum.
Happy Birthday Ray!! (Score:5, Funny)
May you never reach 451 degrees.
Re:"Slow News Day" tag? (Score:5, Funny)
No, it's the age at which science fiction authors start to travel backwards in time [wikipedia.org].
Re:Meh (Score:2, Funny)
Your Heinlein paperbacks are sticky, aren't they?
Re:Meh (Score:5, Funny)
Your Heinlein paperbacks are sticky, aren't they?
Some people have time enough for love.
Re:"Slow News Day" tag? (Score:1, Funny)
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- LRH! The F---NG GREATEST SF writer of all time!
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- - Tom Cruise
- (sloshed on Pinoqachole again)
Re:"Slow News Day" tag? (Score:3, Funny)
I think we should celebrate his turning 541...
Is that the temprature at which accuracy burns?