Can any author here compete with this brilliance?

[Viking Bastard]

This is Stephen Colbert, as in ex-daily-show, "The Colbert Report" Stephen Colbert?

Yes, it's Stephen "Stephen Colbert" Colbert.

 

[jonesy]

This is Stephen Colbert, as in ex-daily-show, "The Colbert Report" Stephen Colbert?

Yes, it's Stephen "Stephen Colbert" Colbert.

So then it's Stephen "Stephen "The Colbert Report" Colbert" Colbert?

 

[Henry]

"The Stone Thing" by Michael Moorcock.

Just using the above phrase in a thread along with "Uranian Megasex" just makes me feel dirty.

And the passage? "Overwrought" can't convey the magnitude of the Overwroughtitude...

 

[Viking Bastard]

So then it's Stephen "Stephen "The Colbert Report" Colbert" Colbert?

Yes, definately Stephen "Stephen "The Colbert "Daily Show Spinoff" Report" Colbert" Colbert.

 

[BrooklynKnight]

Thats what Stephen read on air on Wednesdays episode when making fun of some politican publishing a book.

It was hilarious.

 

[sniffles]

I can think of two rivals:

1)The Eye of Argon.

2)"The Stone Thing" by Michael Moorcock.

Ah, another 'Eye of Argon' afficionado? My fiancee and I have decided that the main character, Grgnr, must have sold all his vowels in exchange for his mighty thews.

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The deathless (or death-inducing) prose of Robert Lionel Fanthorpe.

 

[Dirigible]

the universal inflections of desire.

Look, take some antibiotics...

Oh, inflection?

 

[Teflon Billy]

I would buy and read that book without irony

 

[Rel]

I would buy and read that book without irony

And I would borrow your copy when you were done with it and and also read it without irony.

 

[mojo1701]

Stephen T. Colbert. The T stands for Truth.