Talk:Parker (fictional criminal)

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Do all of the novels really need to be linked? Of the few links for which there are actually articles, none refer to these novels. I'm going to de-link for now, except for the film that actually refers to one of these books. Brenton 05:39, May 28, 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Copied! (but I don't care)

Hehehe, I was casually browsing through the Wikipedia and found this article, which is a copy of an article I wrote for Everything2 back in the day (you can see it at http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=683620 ).

Don't worry, I don't mind; I'm actually honoured to be a contributor to the Wikipedia in a way :) I also appreciate and like the improvements to my original article.

Just wanted to share this bit of trivia with everyone; coincidentally, the article was copied into the Wikipedia on my birthday :)

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In one of the early novels (The Mourner?), Parker does think about his life before "The Hunter" - that he got his first gunshot wound while driving a truck of stolen tires from an Army base in England, and that he earned a BCD (Bad Conduct Discharge) from the Army. 02:35, 3 September 2006 (UTC)