he is coming to get you !

when you sleep !!

he knows where you sleep !!
be wary !
be on your guard !!!

Actually, that was more a comment on the "Disney's teddy bear". ;-)

As for Theodore's evil smile - with all that burden on his shoulders, the poor guy is too beaten to attempt anything.

Actually we have no hear from him for quite some time.. Surprise, surprise : D

I didn't know his name is Theodore, just like the cat used to live with me in the past..

While I have read a few (far too few) of the Discworld books, I can't, at the moment, recall the N-word.

I'll give you a hint: We were talking about a raven.

Still, if you've only read a few of the Discworld books, it very much depends on which few those are. This reference is from the books about Death and related characters.

The complete name of the GOGbear is Theodore Fourofourski.

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Thanks! I wanted a copy of 'Asshole'!

That make sense. I don't hear that name very often, will remember for sure.

The raven I figured, but beyond that I'm rather confounded. Would Soul Music and Hogfather suffice? Actually, I'm not entirely sure I even read Hogfather... I should do so as soon as I finish Raising Steam (which'll likely take a while - I find far too little peace to read nowadays).

You're reading Raising Steam, but you've only read a few of the preceding novels? You must be confused ;-)

Actually, I do believe the N-word reference might well be from Soul Music.

Regarding reading order, I advise one of two methods: either read the books in the order they were written, or read one "sub-series" (Rincewind, The Witches, Death, The City Watch, etc.) at a time, but still in the order those books were written. The first method will ensure you don't miss anything, but the second is likely more enjoyable. My favourite sub-series is The City Watch.

Edit:
Oh, what the hell. [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_(Discworld)#Quoth]This is the raven[/url] we're talking about.

A little bit, yeah, not to mention I'm reading that one in English, while the dozen or so other books I have are in Swedish, except The Last Hero and the Death's Domain companion.

I tried getting them in some form of sensible order, but after a while I just kind of gave up and got whichever one I found regardless of which order they come in - then I gave up entirely on trying to find the whole collection in Swedish, and the next book I found was apparently Raising Steam. I would love to find them as DRM-free ebooks, but try as I might, I can only find them covered in some Adobe DRM mess, which doesn't seem to mesh very well with Linux.

EDIT: I have a slight feeling the language I read Soul Music in might have been one of the reasons I can't remember the N-word. Either that or the Klatchian Foreign Legion.

When I saw the little indicator that a GOG staffer had posted in here, I was hoping Konrad or someone dropped a code just to mess with everyone. :)

I know nothing about Discworld, but I strongly suspect the "N-word" being referred to is "neverm--" AAAAAHH!!! MY EEEYE!!!

What does the text on the poster mean anyway?

Oh dear. Yes, I can see how that would be a problem. I really would recommend reading them in English. Pratchett is something of a linguistic virtuoso, much like Douglas Adams, so a lot of nuances are likely to get lost in translation.

I had the same problem when I originally read the Harry Potter books. Someone had given me the first three books in Danish, so I read those like that. When I then bought book #4 in English I was thoroughly confused to begin with, because in Harry Potter most of the supporting characters have "meaningful" names, so they are called something different in Danish. Hence, when I started on book #4 I had no idea who half the characters were, even though it was clear that I was supposed to know them already.