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A STITCH IN TIME Read By Garak Himself...

@Lynx You just spoiled a PIC book for me without clearly labeling it. :censored:
But I did label it!

I wrote Second Self on the "spoiler button".

If I did something else which hinted what the book was about, then I'm really sorry and I sincerely apologize. A terrible mistake by me.:weep:
 
@Lynx You just spoiled a PIC book for me without clearly labeling it. :censored:
They labelled the spoiler button....

However, I won't recommend Second Self. I'm not going into that again since I've already written some critical posts about it before.
You haven't even read the damn book. Any recommendation you give is from a place of ignorance, and no one should listen to it.

Read the book, then give an honest recommendation.
 
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But I did label it!

You did not so label Post# 14666452.

Honestly, I'm really sorry that I have had to become the "angry Lynx" of the late 1990's again. Or at least something similar to that not so nice person.

But I'm sick and tired of constantly having my favorite characters destroyed and/or killed off.

First Kes and now Garak.
 
I'm very sorry for that.
I sincerely apologize for my mistake.
I've gone ahead and added a spoiler tag to your post. Feel free to do so yourself if something like this should happen again.

Thanks.
 
I've gone ahead and added a spoiler tag to your post. Feel free to do so yourself if something like this should happen again.

Thanks.
Thank you for fixing the error I made.

I'm very sorry for what happened because I know how it is to read something which will destroy a good story, movie or TV episode by revealing some of its important content.

I can only apologize and try my best to avoid such mistakes in the future.
 
Andrew Robinson seems to have misread his own words in part one, chapter twenty. In the book he says while speaking to/of Bashir, "He was clearly ill at ease, and I wondered how the gulf between us had widened to such an extent."

But in the audio, Robinson says, "He was clearly at ease [...]"

His attempt at Bashir's accent is also...well, let's just applaud the attempt rather than the result. ;)
 
Andrew Robinson seems to have misread his own words in part one, chapter twenty. In the book he says while speaking to/of Bashir, "He was clearly ill at ease, and I wondered how the gulf between us had widened to such an extent."

But in the audio, Robinson says, "He was clearly at ease [...]"

His attempt at Bashir's accent is also...well, let's just applaud the attempt rather than the result. ;)
Well, no one is absolutely perfect.

When it comes to Andrew Robinson, I've always considered him a great actor. But I'm also impressed that he is such a good author too.
 
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