How about a video game about a cyborg making tea?
Ampu-Tea ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/289090/ )
Larry Correia is probably on to something with the Hugos etc
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George guy
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Re: Larry Correia is probably on to something with the Hugos
'Regulate' used to mean the opposite of 'constipate.'
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toad
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Re: Larry Correia is probably on to something with the Hugos
"Best Seller On the New York Times book list," is another endorsement that warns of danger, especially if said book shows up on Amazons Unlimited or free book list.
Books on Amazon that show 5 start ratings but that is from less than 10 reviewers. I swear to Gutenberg that one had 4 obvious cut and paste jobs from the same person.
I remember a line from both the movie and the play, "Mary,Mary" IIRC it goes "This author writes like a sick elf."
See Also, "Gamergate"
The left takes over something and then renders it useless. It used to take decades for them to reach the irrelevant stage but now it seems to be accelerating. I think the Internet is routing around them in all things?
Books on Amazon that show 5 start ratings but that is from less than 10 reviewers. I swear to Gutenberg that one had 4 obvious cut and paste jobs from the same person.
I remember a line from both the movie and the play, "Mary,Mary" IIRC it goes "This author writes like a sick elf."
See Also, "Gamergate"
The left takes over something and then renders it useless. It used to take decades for them to reach the irrelevant stage but now it seems to be accelerating. I think the Internet is routing around them in all things?
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Aesop
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Re: Larry Correia is probably on to something with the Hugos
Subverting standards and shitting on civilization is what the Left does.
It's their entire raison d'etre.
It's their entire raison d'etre.
"There are four types of homicide: felonious, accidental, justifiable, and praiseworthy." -Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary"