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*warning pet Peeve*
Home Owners Insurance.
The Original Star Hero Stated Hovercraft do not exist.
My Home Owners Insurance specifically states it Will Not Cover Hovercraft. If Allstate Insurance thinks Hovercraft exist to the point where they wont cover it in case of damage to a home then yes, Hovercraft really do exist.
Master of the 14th Millenium and more on Dollwizard!!!!!
I feel like the Steven Hawking of RPG's, Im brilliant but can't communicate my ideas worth a darn.
Among the "superheroes" that U.S. boys under the age of 10 in 1997 reported they most wanted to be, Catwoman rated number one. (The Harpers Index Book, Volume 3. Charis Conn & Lewis H. Lapham, Franklin Square Press, 2000)
-Glibly Skip!
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OK a real Book
The City Who Fought (Anne Mccaffrey's recent coauthored Contribution to her series Forget Who though) Millitary Sci Fi And brainships!
have another but must look it up.
Master of the 14th Millenium and more on Dollwizard!!!!!
I feel like the Steven Hawking of RPG's, Im brilliant but can't communicate my ideas worth a darn.
Among the "superheroes" that U.S. boys under the age of 10 in 1997 reported they most wanted to be, Catwoman rated number one. (The Harpers Index Book, Volume 3. Charis Conn & Lewis H. Lapham, Franklin Square Press, 2000)
-Glibly Skip!
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Not sure if these were mentioned: Scalzi, John -- "Old Man's War" (a trilogy, so far, I believe). Hmm, if you have NOOK perhaps I can "Lend" it to you.
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Next month (or maybe it's in May, I've forgotten) Scalzi's "reboot" of Piper's classic Little Fuzzy setting will be on the shelves.Originally Posted by Chris Pearson
After the Terracide... 300 years from today, artificial space colonies orbit distant stars while terraformers labor to create new worlds for humanity. Bizarre aliens come to trade exotic goods unknown to Terran technology. And the lifeless, charred husk of mankind's homeworld slowly cools in the empty, silent void of a dead star system. Welcome to the rest of the Galaxy; It's Dark Out There.
Esper Weapon
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Why???
Michael Surbrook
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"Provide me with ships or proper sails for the celestial atmosphere and there will be men there, too, who do not fear the appalling distance."
Johannes Kepler
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Dunno, but I've read almost all of Scalzi's stuff, and he RAWKS!
I think this is gonna be fun.
After the Terracide... 300 years from today, artificial space colonies orbit distant stars while terraformers labor to create new worlds for humanity. Bizarre aliens come to trade exotic goods unknown to Terran technology. And the lifeless, charred husk of mankind's homeworld slowly cools in the empty, silent void of a dead star system. Welcome to the rest of the Galaxy; It's Dark Out There.
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I'm done, or nearly so, with my Star Hero reading, so I'm un-stickying this thread. Much thanks to everyone who offered suggestions on books to read! Predictably I haven't been able to get to nearly as many books as I'd like, but thanks to your advice I've come across a few enjoyable novels I'd otherwise have missed.
Steve Long
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