John Clark

[snowborder]

Who the fuck is John Clark and why the fuck do you keep sending me spam even though I have blocked every one of your five hundred friggen biziillion thousand identities.


Go fuck yourself you fuckin fuck.

That is all!

[Honclfibr]

He's the fictional ex-Marine-turned-CIA-agent in a lot of Tom Clancy novels.

I'm not sure how that helps.

[ZX-12R]

Who is John Galt?

[OreoGaborio]

Originally posted by ZX-12R
Who is John Galt?

from the looks of it.... this guy...


or this guy


http://www.johngalt.com/

[ZX-12R]

Originally posted by OreoGaborio

from the looks of it.... this guy...

Sorry, but my John Galt is a little more obscure although that guys website seems to be taking queues from my reference. You will either know it right away or not at all. I'm curious to see how many people, if any, know who he is!

[benVFR]

I know who he is even though I couldn't bring myself to read the whole book.

[ZX-12R]

Originally posted by benVFR
I know who he is even though I couldn't bring myself to read the whole book.

I had little choice but to finish the book and do well on the test otherwise I would not have received my high school diploma. The book took 2.5 months of my life that I will never get back.

[smoothwaterman]

I must be the resident geek then. I know John Galt quite well, for when ever it was I read Atlas Shrugged, it hit dead center so perfectly that I thought it must be a religion.

Can't say I've been able to find the time to read it again, but it was well worth the read the first time, and likely one of the few books I can still re-tell events of the story.

Dagney Taggert, Francisco, Hank Rearden.. the whole gang.

pb.

ps - I know John Clark, Chavez, and that fictional crew pretty well too...

[bentbryan]

Originally posted by Honclfibr
He's the fictional ex-Marine-turned-CIA-agent in a lot of Tom Clancy novels.

I'm not sure how that helps.

Is he not using Jack Ryan as his fictional character anymore? The last Clancy book I read was Rainbow Six. Can't remember if it was Clark or Ryan...

[benVFR]

Originally posted by smoothwaterman
I must be the resident geek then. I know John Galt quite well, for when ever it was I read Atlas Shrugged, it hit dead center so perfectly that I thought it must be a religion.

Can't say I've been able to find the time to read it again, but it was well worth the read the first time, and likely one of the few books I can still re-tell events of the story.

Dagney Taggert, Francisco, Hank Rearden.. the whole gang.

pb.

ps - I know John Clark, Chavez, and that fictional crew pretty well too...

I had read the Fountainhead first, and blasted right through it.

I just couldn't read Atlas Shrugged cause the story/ideas were so similar. One of these days I'll read the whole thing though.