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nolabear

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3. Oh yeah, it really does.

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Mon Oct 13, 2025, 07:03 PM

Oct 2025

Tom and Trashcan Man just stuck with me. In fact I just might go watch it again. I read the unabridged book not too long ago. I’m a serious King fan. In general writers who know love his work.

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Started watching the 2020 version of The Stand. The 1994 production beats it all to hell! [View all] Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 OP

And the book by King ScoutHikerDad Oct 2025 #1

It is! Read it three times, including the original manuscript. Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #2

wowie quaint Oct 2025 #5

Oh yeah, it really does. nolabear Oct 2025 #3

Easily one of my favorite authors. Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #4

Never saw the re-make... Wounded Bear Oct 2025 #6

🤗 Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #8

Perfect timing to Remind me... Have wanted to read this for a long time. Have 2 ebooks out now.... electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #7

The beginning chapters are a little disturbing. Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #9

I'll bet! 😄 electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #10

The initial chapters do however introduce and define the characters. Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #11

Oh, ok. Got it. I guess I can quickly gloss over, partly avoid the illness descriptions. electric_blue68 Oct 2025 #12

😬 Floyd R. Turbo Oct 2025 #13