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[Aizen]

Just finished reading Dance Dance Dance. Hmm.

-Usually when the protag thinks about Mei, he says 'cuck-koo' and something about her 'shoveling sensual snow'.

-The protagonist saw six skeletons in Honolulu. They belonged to The Rat, Kiki, Mei, Gotanda, Dick North (one-armed skeleton), and the sixth one maybe belonged to the Sheep Man.

-The Maserati seems important to Gotanda's character. It's connected with death and despair...

That's all I can think of :/

[Big Joe]

Originally Posted by Aizen

-The protagonist saw six skeletons in Honolulu. They belonged to The Rat, Kiki, Mei, Gotanda, Dick North (one-armed skeleton), and the sixth one maybe belonged to the Sheep Man.

FYI, that the final skeleton is revealed in Wild Sheep Chase, another book my murakami

[Kiache]

Hi guys, I'm only on page 16 of the thread right now, but I noticed nobody has mentioned the picture of the boy. On the main page, if you click the "abandon all hope" text at the bottom, it brings up a little picture. If you right click it and click proporties, and then type the URL in to your brower, it shows the full picture, and it's of a little boy.

[XRedBlazeX]

Originally Posted by Kiache

Hi guys, I'm only on page 16 of the thread right now, but I noticed nobody has mentioned the picture of the boy. On the main page, if you click the "abandon all hope" text at the bottom, it brings up a little picture. If you right click it and click proporties, and then type the URL in to your brower, it shows the full picture, and it's of a little boy.

That link changes every once in awhile. It used to be a link to the TINP official forums (http://www.thisisnotporn.com/forums/index.php) and it's also linked to various pictures in the past. Thanks for pointing this out though, I'm not sure if we've talked about it here but I know there's a big discussion about it at the TINP forums.

[juuhanna]

Originally Posted by Kiache

Hi guys, I'm only on page 16 of the thread right now, but I noticed nobody has mentioned the picture of the boy. On the main page, if you click the "abandon all hope" text at the bottom, it brings up a little picture. If you right click it and click proporties, and then type the URL in to your brower, it shows the full picture, and it's of a little boy.

Go to page 33 of this thread and you'll see me talking about it. =P I used that 'Abandon all hope'-link for about few months and it always lead to the official TINP forums, but lately it has been leading to different pictures and such.

[Dunlavy]

Seems the website updated for one of the lightbulbs. There is now one for what I believe to be Death of Salesman, and it also says audition. I'm now stuck here. I've been trying to sort characters similar between books, find uniwue passages within the section, but to no avail. thought I'd just bring it to attention. Peace.

[XRedBlazeX]

Originally Posted by Dunlavy

Seems the website updated for one of the lightbulbs. There is now one for what I believe to be Death of Salesman, and it also says audition. I'm now stuck here. I've been trying to sort characters similar between books, find uniwue passages within the section, but to no avail. thought I'd just bring it to attention. Peace.

This has been here since before Frankenstein was solved. We've come a long way while working on it, but we're still far from a solution.

[Dunlavy]

ah, I apologize. I've been skimming through this forum and I haven't checked the site in a long time. Thought it was new, my apology. Hmm..... Is there an audition place within Death of a Salesman? I am not a big reader of that genre, but this website is getting me to read em.

Originally Posted by Dunlavy

ah, I apologize. I've been skimming through this forum and I haven't checked the site in a long time. Thought it was new, my apology. Hmm..... Is there an audition place within Death of a Salesman? I am not a big reader of that genre, but this website is getting me to read em.

No audition places withing metamorphosis, which i though was what death of a traveling salesman was pointing to, I havenn't read death of a salesman yet.