I go to the same Albanian girls across the street. $13 for a men's cut. I just give them a $20 and tell them to keep the change.
Drez on
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BeNarwhalThe Work Left UnfinishedRegistered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
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VariableMouth CongressStroke Me Lady FameRegistered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I love Neal Asher. Post-cyberpunk with plenty of action, though the first book is rather Mary Sue. The silver-haired author sure likes his silver-haired men of action protagonists.
although I am very un comic book nerd I have thoughts on the matter.
dialogue does not need to be delivered by talking heads. Apart from establishing who is talking to whom and who is saying what, they're completely unnecessary. They add nothing.
Show what's happening - what are they doing? is she subtly leaning forwards and trying to look seductive while he's gesticulating wildly, looking away and sligthly up, gushing about something?
Is someone droning on and on about something while amusing background events happen?
If there is no action to show, use the time for some establishing shotsand/or some scenery porn or just normal porn or something. You have visuals, use them!
You don't need to show exactly who is talking all the time, either. Books get away with this just fine.
people talking to each other, sometimes for long stretches, is pretty unavoidable in certain kinds of stories. all you can really do is use the art to punch up and emphasize the emotions at play.
here's 22 ways to do that:
Yeah, I know. I'm just saying, at the start of the dialogue, establish who's talking. then go do something else with your visuals.
Like writing,
"so hey you're like hot and stuff" said Jenny.
Vera answered "omg you really think so?"
"yeah totally"
"ohmygod that is like so awesome. wanna bang?"
"oh yeah, totally."
we know who's saying what.
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ThomamelasOnly one man can kill this many Russians. Bring his guitar to me! Registered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
- Snow Crash
- Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow
- Stranger in a Strange Land
- Starship Troopers
- Storm over Warlock
- Neuromancer
- The Hunger Games (kinda sci-fi-ish)
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mysticjuicer[he/him] I'm a muscle wizardand I cast P U N C HRegistered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
Dan Simmons: Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion.
If you enjoyed the above, Dan Simmons: Ilium, Olympos.
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
what kind of stuff do you think you might like? let's start from there. do you want big, epic space opera? what about gritty mystery? maybe an adventure story with monsters and daredevil escapes? or something intimate and personal?
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
Dan Simmons: Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion.
If you enjoyed the above, Dan Simmons: Ilium, Olympos.
I loved all four books in the Hyperion Cantos very much, but Fall of Hyperion was seriously the greatest thing. The last entry can get a little slow and preachy, but it actually ties up every single question ever left open across all four books and has a really neat, satisfying ending.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
- Snow Crash
- Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow
- Stranger in a Strange Land
- Starship Troopers
- Storm over Warlock
- Neuromancer
- The Hunger Games (kinda sci-fi-ish)
Oh god, I forgot all the William Gibson. Just pick up whatever isn't Spook Country, and Pattern Recognition.
although I am very un comic book nerd I have thoughts on the matter.
dialogue does not need to be delivered by talking heads. Apart from establishing who is talking to whom and who is saying what, they're completely unnecessary. They add nothing.
Show what's happening - what are they doing? is she subtly leaning forwards and trying to look seductive while he's gesticulating wildly, looking away and sligthly up, gushing about something?
Is someone droning on and on about something while amusing background events happen?
If there is no action to show, use the time for some establishing shotsand/or some scenery porn or just normal porn or something. You have visuals, use them!
You don't need to show exactly who is talking all the time, either. Books get away with this just fine.
people talking to each other, sometimes for long stretches, is pretty unavoidable in certain kinds of stories. all you can really do is use the art to punch up and emphasize the emotions at play.
here's 22 ways to do that:
Yeah, I know. I'm just saying, at the start of the dialogue, establish who's talking. then go do something else with your visuals.
Like writing,
"so hey you're like hot and stuff" said Jenny.
Vera answered "omg you really think so?"
"yeah totally"
"ohmygod that is like so awesome. wanna bang?"
"oh yeah, totally."
we know who's saying what.
I'd read it.
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mysticjuicer[he/him] I'm a muscle wizardand I cast P U N C HRegistered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
Dan Simmons: Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion.
If you enjoyed the above, Dan Simmons: Ilium, Olympos.
I loved all four books in the Hyperion Cantos very much, but Fall of Hyperion was seriously the greatest thing. The last entry can get a little slow and preachy, but it actually ties up every single question ever left open across all four books and has a really neat, satisfying ending.
I used to get all four of them out from the library every year and read them all over a weekend. Should really read them again someday.
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
what kind of stuff do you think you might like? let's start from there. do you want big, epic space opera? what about gritty mystery? maybe an adventure story with monsters and daredevil escapes? or something intimate and personal?
I could see myself enjoying any of those stories!
To be honest I've spent the first 25 years of my life largely reading Fantasy/Historical Fiction, while almost entirely neglecting Sci-Fi (aside from obvious ones like Hitchhiker's Guide, Ender's Game, etc), so it's something I'd like to jump into with both feet, now that I find myself with the time and inclination.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far, I'm compiling a spreadsheet to keep things neat and organized!
although I am very un comic book nerd I have thoughts on the matter.
dialogue does not need to be delivered by talking heads. Apart from establishing who is talking to whom and who is saying what, they're completely unnecessary. They add nothing.
Show what's happening - what are they doing? is she subtly leaning forwards and trying to look seductive while he's gesticulating wildly, looking away and sligthly up, gushing about something?
Is someone droning on and on about something while amusing background events happen?
If there is no action to show, use the time for some establishing shotsand/or some scenery porn or just normal porn or something. You have visuals, use them!
You don't need to show exactly who is talking all the time, either. Books get away with this just fine.
people talking to each other, sometimes for long stretches, is pretty unavoidable in certain kinds of stories. all you can really do is use the art to punch up and emphasize the emotions at play.
here's 22 ways to do that:
Yeah, I know. I'm just saying, at the start of the dialogue, establish who's talking. then go do something else with your visuals.
Like writing,
"so hey you're like hot and stuff" said Jenny.
Vera answered "omg you really think so?"
"yeah totally"
"ohmygod that is like so awesome. wanna bang?"
"oh yeah, totally."
we know who's saying what.
I'd read it.
Write the books you want to read, right?
Well I want 3000 pages of lesbian sex.
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Podlyyou unzipped me! it's all coming back! i don't like it!Registered Userregular
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
what kind of stuff do you think you might like? let's start from there. do you want big, epic space opera? what about gritty mystery? maybe an adventure story with monsters and daredevil escapes? or something intimate and personal?
I could see myself enjoying any of those stories!
To be honest I've spent the first 25 years of my life largely reading Fantasy/Historical Fiction, while almost entirely neglecting Sci-Fi (aside from obvious ones like Hitchhiker's Guide, Ender's Game, etc), so it's something I'd like to jump into with both feet, now that I find myself with the time and inclination.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far, I'm compiling a spreadsheet to keep things neat and organized!
can you stick around for a few minutes while I type up some stuff?
Also [chat] if you'd be so kind, I would really appreciate some "must-read" sci-fi recommendations.
I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
what kind of stuff do you think you might like? let's start from there. do you want big, epic space opera? what about gritty mystery? maybe an adventure story with monsters and daredevil escapes? or something intimate and personal?
I could see myself enjoying any of those stories!
To be honest I've spent the first 25 years of my life largely reading Fantasy/Historical Fiction, while almost entirely neglecting Sci-Fi (aside from obvious ones like Hitchhiker's Guide, Ender's Game, etc), so it's something I'd like to jump into with both feet, now that I find myself with the time and inclination.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far, I'm compiling a spreadsheet to keep things neat and organized!
can you stick around for a few minutes while I type up some stuff?
I will greatly appreciate and, further, pledge to read anything you can recommend!
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I've recently come to possess a Sony Reader and now that "going to the library" no longer involves getting off my ass, I find myself doing a great deal more reading! And not just cookbooks, which is a refreshing change.
missed mlg finals woo time to watch
Al Gore has a good one.
I love Neal Asher. Post-cyberpunk with plenty of action, though the first book is rather Mary Sue. The silver-haired author sure likes his silver-haired men of action protagonists.
Start with The Skinner and see if you like it.
Yeah, I know. I'm just saying, at the start of the dialogue, establish who's talking. then go do something else with your visuals.
Like writing,
"so hey you're like hot and stuff" said Jenny.
Vera answered "omg you really think so?"
"yeah totally"
"ohmygod that is like so awesome. wanna bang?"
"oh yeah, totally."
we know who's saying what.
More like "LET THERE BE....eh..." then naptime.
- Snow Crash
- Ender's Game and Ender's Shadow
- Stranger in a Strange Land
- Starship Troopers
- Storm over Warlock
- Neuromancer
- The Hunger Games (kinda sci-fi-ish)
Dan Simmons: Hyperion, Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, Rise of Endymion.
If you enjoyed the above, Dan Simmons: Ilium, Olympos.
what kind of stuff do you think you might like? let's start from there. do you want big, epic space opera? what about gritty mystery? maybe an adventure story with monsters and daredevil escapes? or something intimate and personal?
And I would say Cat's Cradle is somewhat sci-fi-ish. Though not really. But you should read it, because it's great.
In sirius, A Canticle for Liebowitz is amazing.
Make sure their albanian husbands don't catch you.
WHAT YOU THINK MY WIFE IS PROSTITUTE?!
They will straight up murder you. And drive your corpse around on the hood of their car while the whole albanian neighborhood nods in understanding.
I loved all four books in the Hyperion Cantos very much, but Fall of Hyperion was seriously the greatest thing. The last entry can get a little slow and preachy, but it actually ties up every single question ever left open across all four books and has a really neat, satisfying ending.
Oh god, I forgot all the William Gibson. Just pick up whatever isn't Spook Country, and Pattern Recognition.
Ask me if I like Neal Asher and Alastair Reynolds
Albanians are soooooo sexist, mein gott.
OH I SWEAR TO YOU
I'LL BE THERE FOR YOU
THIS IS NOT A
DRIVE-BY Iiiii-i-Iiiii-i
I'd read it.
I used to get all four of them out from the library every year and read them all over a weekend. Should really read them again someday.
Like, seriously. His nose.
Ugh.
I could see myself enjoying any of those stories!
To be honest I've spent the first 25 years of my life largely reading Fantasy/Historical Fiction, while almost entirely neglecting Sci-Fi (aside from obvious ones like Hitchhiker's Guide, Ender's Game, etc), so it's something I'd like to jump into with both feet, now that I find myself with the time and inclination.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far, I'm compiling a spreadsheet to keep things neat and organized!
Write the books you want to read, right?
Well I want 3000 pages of lesbian sex.
DEFINITELY NSFW
Because I'mma pimp
which part of SPACE
I am thinking about the galilean moons.
specifically, lesbian sex on the galilean moons.
Tu es pimp
Il ou elle est pimp
Nous sommes pimp
Vous êtes pimp
Ils et elles sont pimp
word to roberto clemente
I'm still a hitter
can you stick around for a few minutes while I type up some stuff?
No where does it really explain how you use it towards Guild Wars 2
I had to bail
I think I should disallow myself from posting in there actually
Yeah. Me too.
I got scared reading it.
I will greatly appreciate and, further, pledge to read anything you can recommend!
http://hom.guildwars2.com/en/faq/
You do quests and shit in Guild Wars 1 for special items and perks in Guild Wars 2.