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[PA Comic] Wednesday, July 16, 2014 - Technique
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[PA Comic] Wednesday, July 16, 2014 - Technique
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There's two things I know about women. They love it when you rasp their nips, and they love to be stroked on their open eyeballs.
I was stroking their nipples and rasping their open eyeballs.
Arthur C. Clarke got into some cat freezer level weird in those books. The last Space Odyssey book used a lady riding a dragon as the stepping off point for a three page rant about circumcision, and yet it had nothing on the later Rama books.
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Just so you know, Clarke only wrote the first book, 'Rendezvous'. Rama II and beyond were actually written entirely by Gentry Lee. Clarke only read and made suggestions, although personally I don't think he read them nearly carefully enough. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendezvous_with_Rama
I personally enjoyed the whole Rama series, but the later books did...inform me of several adult acts of which I was previously unaware. Regardless, I still love O'Neill cylinders.
Rasp those turgid nipples?
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Or is this some regional "Mah car needs washed" type of horse hockey?
A snail's radula can also be used for rasping:
I mean, mmm, who wouldn't want a little of that action on your nipples?
*peers at dinky human space craft in foreground*
... looks like something mocked up in Kerbal Space Program.
Ugh, I was so let down by the later books. I wonder if Clarke even bothered to read the drafts. Lee took a taut, technical thrill about exploring a vast spaceship and tried to make it about character development. Which is ok, but he apparently sucks at it and gave all the characters cliche back stories while making a blatant mary sue in his protagonist.
Keep going...
I always find it weird that Gabe and Tycho (apparently) aren't mad Dresden Files fans. It has a wise-cracking, hilarious protagonist who is a complete and total geek while being a BAMF for Gabe. For Tycho, it has a dark, dark world where as much as 1% of humanity is devoured annually by the supernatural predators that lurk in the shadows, where dark elder gods who dwell Outside are ceaselessly working to breach the Outer Gates, where the simple act of picking a coin up off the street could lead to your transformation into a horrific demonic engine of death and destruction.