When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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January 22, 2008
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"Remember the old adage: starve a cold, feed a fever, behead a zombie." --Stephen Colbert
As for the drawing, Starship Troopers helped kick-start my lifelong obsession with the concept of powered armor, so I owe Robert Heinlein a great debt of gratitude.
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"I don't like being a bastard, but they leave me no choice."
-Marshal Law, "The Hateful Dead"
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"I don't like being a bastard, but they leave me no choice."
-Marshal Law, "The Hateful Dead"
Later, I got Stranger in a strange land, Friday, The menace from Earth, Revolt in 2100, Time enough for love, the man who sold the Moon and I will fear no evil. I look for his books furiously, because these are rare here in Brazil...
I love Walter M. Miller Jr.'s A canticle for Leibowitz and Ray Bradbury's works, too.
Canticle was awesome, and my first Bradbury exposure was seeing the movie version of Fahrenheit 451; I sought out the book, and was a convert from that point on.
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"I don't like being a bastard, but they leave me no choice."
-Marshal Law, "The Hateful Dead"
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New account: [link]
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"I don't like being a bastard, but they leave me no choice."
-Marshal Law, "The Hateful Dead"
Cool armor.
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"I don't like being a bastard, but they leave me no choice."
-Marshal Law, "The Hateful Dead"
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