Samus is FAT!

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gamemasterAS wrote:
benol wrote:just a question, but how did a discussion on samus's weight turn into a book club discussion?
Your not used to benheck are you ? :lol:
Yeah, its actually rare for a thread this long to still be on topic.
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gamemasterAS wrote:
Kurt_ wrote:
I'd rather read the books than play the game
You're a Geek in a crowd of Nerds. Reading Stimulation < Video Game Stimulation.
Aren't we the geeks and hes the nerd ? I always thought geeks where more techy and nerds where more book worms and good in school. Meh, I dunno
Thats excatly what I always thought.
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vskid wrote:You clearly have never read any good books. Lord of the Rings is good. Michael Crichton writes good books, he wrote "Jurassic Park". Just read some books that have been made into good movies, the books are almost always better.
And what is it you're doing when you're on these forums? Or do you have a text-to-speech program? :wink:
I read Michael Chriton's Jurassic Park, its was a Really good book I loved it better than the Movie, if they did what they did in the movieit could have been bumped up to Rated R instead of pg-13.

Ive only read through 2 or 3 books in my whole life, Jurrassic park, and a couple Harry potter books, thats all.
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Jongamer wrote:Ive only read through 2 or 3 books in my whole life, Jurrassic park, and a couple Harry potter books, thats all.
It's "Jurassic." That's why you need to read more. :P
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Good book right there, along with sphere and Andromeda strain.
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andromeda strain, timeline, state of fear, jurassic park, sphere, the lost world, eaters of the dead, next, the congo, man he wrote a lot! lol

basically any books by dean koontz is worth reading especially the odd thomas books! the long run by daniel keys moran is by far my favoirite book and i recomend it to everybody if you can find it! its been out of major print since 1989 with only a few very limited special edition runs since
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Skyone wrote:
Jongamer wrote:Ive only read through 2 or 3 books in my whole life, Jurrassic park, and a couple Harry potter books, thats all.
It's "Jurassic." That's why you need to read more. :P
Ever heard of a typo.
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Kurt_ wrote:
I'd rather read the books than play the game
You're a Geek in a crowd of Nerds. Reading Stimulation < Video Game Stimulation.

But, how stimulating is Interactive Fiction then? :wink:



And if we're getting into books, I like Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. Truly laugh-out-loud funny stuff, but usually with very coherent plots.
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I always figured nerds were techy and geeks were the ones with no lives who went home and studied.
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My life! FLIPPED UPSIDE DOWN!
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Your really a geek ! :shock:
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I've never bit the head off a live (or dead) chicken. :P
I'm a geek. Even though I read, I hardly ever do my school work, I'd rather do other stuff.
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