Still, all the issues aside with his art, seeing that sig takes me back to 1990’s and sitting on my bed in my room reading my monthly draw of comics. Fuck I miss the ‘good’ old days.
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“Careful you idiot! I said across her nose, not up it!”
wish he’d just roast her. but he can’t, and alas we’re stuck with the flattest character in the series
I’m still torn about Ren’s lightsaber. I love the rough edges (I’ve heard it called a plasma blade - specifically not a light saber) but the hilt I think is kind of dumb, UNLESS… notice how it flares out a second after the main blade, I think it might be exhaust ports of excess energy, like he doesn’t know how to…
People should really drop the “Kylo Ren is Luke” thing. It makes zero sense.
They actually play Quodpot, accidentally invented in the eighteenth century. It’s a variation on Quidditch with an exploding ball.
From The State!
That’s Doop, you heathen!!!
I’m not one to post tired memes, but in this case it is sort of obligatory.
As action figures have become more detailed, toy fans have been treated to some amazing-looking figures over the…
I’ll read it anyways. I’ll just read it begrudgingly when she starts rambling about that stuff. But the world, characters are pretty appealing.
I’m a sucker for Living AI storylines.
When it doesn’t look like you’ll have enough money to retire, the answer is easy: work longer. It’s not a fun…
Shit, i was hoping Sword would have less of that bullshit.
Yeah, it’s a bit long-winded for me anyway, but when he spent a subjective eternity with the fuck-fairy, he completely lost me. So freaking tedious.
Seriously. Fuck Tom Bombadil.
He makes me question my motives of reading LotR every damn time.
Also, FUCK songs in books.
I’ve been reading Ancillary Justice and the book is awesome except for the fucking lame ass songs.
The Kingkiller Chronicles. I feel like the first 1/3ed of book two was just stuff that should have been in The Name of the Wind. Also I know he is poor and has money troubles I get it....lord do I get it. He talks about Jot and Drabs (I think that’s right) like GRRM talks about food.
That was probably part of the issue: once the series really took off following the release of the first couple of films, the Rowling didn’t exactly have a lot of time to revise and still meet such unprecedented demand (and keep ahead of the films). For example, she apparently finished Deathly Hallows in January 2007,…
Heinlein’s Stranger in a Strange Land. Oh sorry, that version was already published in 1961.
Pick almost any Neal Stephenson novel written starting with Cryptonomicon. The only exception is probably Reamde, but even that is pretty wandering, with the plot doing a 180 a couple of chapters in . . .
The first half of Fellowship, specifically. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but a footstep most certainly is not. I gave up on it the first two times I tried before Frodo reached Rivendell, which later I discovered to be my mistake, but damn that’s a drawn-out travelogue.