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Month: April 2016
Review: Terrible Old Games You’ve Probably Never Heard Of, by Stuart Ashen
Regrettably this book is non-fiction. As utterly preposterous and nonsensical as it seems, SQIJ! For the ZX Spectrum is an actual thing that actually happened and manages to beat out even Barbie Dreamhouse Party in sheer WTFery. I was introduced …
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I’m still surprised that people feel so strongly about dinosaurs being birds or having feathers. The evidence seems pretty clear they are and they did. Is it just because it contradicts the books they had as children that showed dinosaurs all scaly? The books I had when I was very young still showed dinos like Allosaurus standing upright in a tripod stance (using their tails as like a third leg). Was there this much fuss when that changed?
a-dinosaur-a-day: I have honestly no idea. Probably though. This has gone completely fucking pear shaped You’re going to have to decapitate m- I don’t remember it, but I suppose it might have just been that the internet hadn’t taken off …
The Cheater
coutelier: coutelier: So, got this message in my inbox just now: ‘OMG, I just found out my boyfriend was cheating with a girl named Jess! Using this new website I just searched the number my boyfriends been secretly texting and …
Star Trek – The Next Generation: 2×07 Unnatural Selection
I’ve been falling a bit behind on these. This is Star Trek’s fiftieth year, so I need to get in as much Trek as I can before it’s out (and there are well over a hundred episodes of TNG still …
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Review: Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley
Since I am a science fiction author now and I’ve started doing reviews, I figured, why not read and talk about some of the classics? And where better to start than with what is widely considered the first true science …