Show me on the doll where the billionaire’s free service hurt you.
Show me on the doll where the billionaire’s free service hurt you.
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I agree. Like many others, King has decided it is easier to join the woke mob rather than risk criticism. It is truly sad to see him go down this road. History will judge him a coward.Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
You called him a coward because he signed a petition to support trans people and now you're saying he's a coward because he doesn't want to pay a billionaire for a blue checkmark? What does "woke" even mean in this context?
I think Musk's obsession with King is more funny more than anything else at this point.
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Prytula Foundation purchases weapons so Ukraine can kill more civilians. Disgusting!
I'm quite sure King doesn't even take the tax deductions he's so philanthropic.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
Basically woke means "WAAAAAH, everything I don't like is woke".
Elon's burner account was found out today. He exposed it himself taking a screenshot of his account page. He is making about 122,000 a month from people that subscribe to his Personal Twitter account, have no idea how that works, what extra content is worth it? But in the process he exposed his little boy alt account, which follows King too.
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Only 34 accounts being followed and King is one of them. Steve must be flattered Elon’s little boy persona is keeping an eye on him.
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No more reading Twitter without an account. I can watch linked videos and follow a posted link to a page. Anything else requires a log in.
"One day you're going to figure out that everything they taught you was a lie."
I thought that they desactivated the need of an account the other day?
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I think they silently turned that feature back on again--I suspect it caused some issues with the platform they hadn't anticipated.
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I haven't quite gotten the hang of Threads yet, but I'm enjoying BlueSky.
Author of The Road to the Dark Tower, Stephen King: A Complete Exploration of His Work, Life, and Influences and The Dark Tower Companion. Co-editor with Stephen King of the anthology Flight or Fright.
I am on the waiting list for a bluesky invitation, and Threads is not available in europe for the moment...
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https://twitter.com/StephenKing/stat...81249918005578Thanks to everyone who wished me a happy birthday. I now have as many years as there were trombones leading the big parade.
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https://twitter.com/StephenKing/stat...923403400?s=20I had hip replacement surgery. My right one, crushed in an accident in the summer of 1999, finally gave out.
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Has King said anything about "A Haunting on the Hill" the sequel to the Shirley Jackson book? I know he is a big fan of Hill House. He lends his name to a lot of middling books. It's a pretty good book. I would assume he would be in clover over that.
I had never heard of it. I get wary of the word "tribute" that's used in the blurb. Is it worth a go?
I'm not quite finished with it but it's certainly readable. Anyone who enjoyed the original book will be entertained. It's authorized by the Jackson estate.I had never heard of it. I get wary of the word "tribute" that's used in the blurb. Is it worth a go?
I'm not quite finished with it but it's certainly readable. Anyone who enjoyed the original book will be entertained. It's authorized by the Jackson estate.I had never heard of it. I get wary of the word "tribute" that's used in the blurb. Is it worth a go?
Gotcha, thanks for the info.
Goldsboro has signed copies if anyone is interested.I'm not quite finished with it but it's certainly readable. Anyone who enjoyed the original book will be entertained. It's authorized by the Jackson estate.I had never heard of it. I get wary of the word "tribute" that's used in the blurb. Is it worth a go?
Gotcha, thanks for the info.
Normally I'd consider something like this (a current writer's sequel to an old classic by a now-dead author) to be high cheese, but having read Elizabeth Hand (the author of A Haunting on the Hill), I'm more than willing to give it a chance.
There are certain books I will flog at every opportunity, and one of them is Hand's novella Wylding Hall - so go read it (that, and Peter Straub's Shadowland!).
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Wylding Hall was an excellent book and is the reason I reserved A Haunting On The Hill at my local library. Looking forward to reading it.
As this is meant to be about King on Twitter, I note that he has not tweeted since 5 October. Unusual.
He RT today
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