Screw that.Originally Posted by Default Prophet
Savage Worlds is a much better system: Fast, Furious and Fun.
Screw that.
Savage Worlds is a much better system: Fast, Furious and Fun.
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Sir Patrick Stewart “You know, I’ve sat in a movie director’s office and he’s said to me ‘you’re a terrific actor, I really admire you. You’d be great for this role, but why would I want Jean Luc Picard in my movie?”
Chris Hardwick “What?! Someone said that to your face? You’re a Knight now. You should run him through with a broadsword.”
-- form the Nerdist podcast, number 121 at 32:15
How are you liking it?
I've been a fan of Gaiman's since even before Sandman. I quite enjoyed the Anansi Boys audiobook (read by the BBC's Chef), and recently also enjoyed listening to Prachett's The Wee Free Men (sure easier than struggling through all that Scottish pronunciation).
Larry is my constant.
Good Omens is actually a pretty enjoyable read, for a collaborative effort, IMHO. I was expecting it to be some sort of The Screwtape Letters (C.S. Lewis) - meets - The Wish List (Eion Colfer), but thankfully, it resembled neither. Give it a go, it's a quick read!
"He who strikes the first blow, admits he has lost the argument." -- Chinese Proverb
"The universe is under no obligation to make sense." -- Robert Kirshner Ph.D., Harvard University Department of Astronomy
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The Foundation
And re-reading The Da Vinci Code
Grab your gun and bring in the cat.
Let's be about it. (Honor Harrington)
I love this ship. I have from the first moment I saw it.
Better the illusions that exalt us, than 10,000 truths. (A. Puskin)
Star Wars:Legacy of the Force: Revelation
and
Anatham by Neal Stephenson.
But i am reading the star wars book much faster because the other one is much to smart for me and requires my full attention.
"You don’t win friends with salad." Homer Simpson
"What in the name of Joss Whedon was that" Felicia Day NASA PSA
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Dungeon Of Death (It's about how messed up wrestlers become)
Planetary Volumes 1-3 (Picking these apart is so much fun)
The Lost Diaries Of Adrian Mole (Ahhh, Britain)
Scud The Disposable Assassin: The Whole Shebang (Mmm, Mid-90's)
The Gum Thief (Coupland by-the-numbers)
On The Edge (The autobiography of Richard Hammond)
Yes, all of them, but not all at the same time.
Wow... I need to get a life.
Heir to Sevenwaters by Juliet Marillier. I really enjoyed the original Sevenwaters trilogy, mostly because the first book was a inspired by the Six Swans fairy tale. This new one is channeling a romance novel a bit too much for my taste, but the story is still engaging.
"There are three flowers in a vase. The third one is green."
hey, you wanna start a book discussion on Tolkien's other prequels? Like the Sillmarillon, Forgotten Tales, Leaf by Niggle, etc
Just so we're on the same page
I know what you mean. I was waiting for Sandworms to come out in paperback before I bought it, but ended up getting it as a free audiobook off of Audible. I'm now very glad that I didn't spend any actual money on it. I usually don't hate on books, or anything else for that matter, but it was just so bad.
Moving on, I'm reading the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy trilogy right now. I've also been reading the Bourne Supremacy for at least a month now. I hit a slow part and put it down for a while, and I just haven't gotten around to picking it back up.
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Interview With the Vampire, Anne Rice. Enough (for now) with the sparkly vegetarian vampires of Twilight, I need some Lestat and Louis!
"There are three flowers in a vase. The third one is green."
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