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Doctalen wrote...
How would they know who looked at it? Do you mean linking it?
Modifié par makenzieshepard, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:08 .
A character in a science fiction novel with a real-life condition, that has been completely swept aside by the author's complete lack of understanding of said condition and who has utterly rewritten the character herself from all previously established lore of the series, all for the sole purpose of making her a "normal" heroine with anger issues who's out for revenge on the man who killed her father.... <_<The PLC wrote...
People are being overly sensitive. There's nothing to be offended about. It's a character in a badly written sci-fi novel, calm down.
Modifié par AVPen, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:00 .
Guest_The PLC_*
lolJoeLaTurkey wrote...
The PLC wrote...
I really can't wait to receive this in the mail. I'm willing to give it a chance.
.. I'm such a nice person.
Handle with gloves, read with goggles.
JoeLaTurkey wrote...
The PLC wrote...
I really can't wait to receive this in the mail. I'm willing to give it a chance.
.. I'm such a nice person.
Handle with gloves, read with goggles.
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
Modifié par ZLurps, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:02 .
ZLurps wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
It's funny that it's already in discount.
£7.99£4.49 [/b](This price was set by the publisher)
Guest_DuckSoup_*
ZLurps wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
It's funny that it's already in discount.
£7.99£4.49 [/b](This price was set by the publisher)
Snakedude4life wrote...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Commander "Deadeye" Lee stepped out of the six wheeled Tantalus-class Taxi before it raced off at relativistic speeds of 250000 s/K per C. The Commender, being a M7 Marine, looked around to check for quarian spys.
"Damn gas breathing, no face havin' beggars" he muttered to himself.
to be continued...
Modifié par Snakedude4life, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:03 .
The PLC wrote...
People are being overly sensitive. There's nothing to be offended about. It's a character in a badly written sci-fi novel, calm down.
That's actually not much more expensive than toilet paper.ZLurps wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
It's funny that it's already in discount.
£7.99£4.49 (This price was set by the publisher)
Damn! Kindle edition comes available 2nd. Feb.
Modifié par Phaedon, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:03 .
DuckSoup wrote...
ZLurps wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
It's funny that it's already in discount.
£7.99£4.49 [/b](This price was set by the publisher)
Really? *goes to look* Yup, LOL.
Guest_DuckSoup_*
Snakedude4life wrote...
Snakedude4life wrote...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Commander "Deadeye" Lee stepped out of the six wheeled Tantalus-class Taxi before it raced off at relativistic speeds of 250000 s/K per C. The Commender, being a M7 Marine, looked around to check for quarian spys.
"Damn gas breathing, no face havin' beggars" he muttered to himself.
to be continued...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Page 120, charter 7,
"Ghost Ship Blues"
The whole ship was giving Ceilty Vas Defans a odd nagging feeling, she could've sworn she heard an echo of voices that sounded like her quarian mom and human dad arguing.
"But they're gone, died during the Geth/Quarian war five years ago" she explained to noone aloud.
"Hey! Hand me that Omnigel Hammer" yelled Smith at the old Delphi class Engine room.
Phaedon wrote...
That's actually not much more expensive than toilet paper.ZLurps wrote...
The PLC wrote...
Actually, the book is already available on amazon.uk. Can I start talking about who lives and dies now?
It's funny that it's already in discount.
£7.99£4.49 (This price was set by the publisher)
Damn! Kindle edition comes available 2nd. Feb.
DON'T GET IDEAS.
Snakedude4life wrote...
Snakedude4life wrote...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Commander "Deadeye" Lee stepped out of the six wheeled Tantalus-class Taxi before it raced off at relativistic speeds of 250000 s/K per C. The Commender, being a M7 Marine, looked around to check for quarian spys.
"Damn gas breathing, no face havin' beggars" he muttered to himself.
to be continued...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Page 120, charter 7,
"Ghost Ship Blues"
The whole ship was giving Ceilty Vas Defans a odd nagging feeling, she could've sworn she heard an echo of voices that sounded like her quarian mom and human dad arguing.
"But they're gone, died during the Geth/Quarian war five years ago" she explained to noone aloud.
"Hey! Hand me that Omnigel Hammer" yelled Smith at the old Delphi class Engine room.
Guest_BogdanV_*
AVPen wrote...
A character in a science fiction novel with a real-life condition, that has been completely swept aside by the author's complete lack of understanding of said condition and who has utterly rewritten the character herself from all previously established lore of the series, all for the sole purpose of making her a "normal" heroine with anger issues who's out for revenge on the man who killed her father.... <_<The PLC wrote...
People are being overly sensitive. There's nothing to be offended about. It's a character in a badly written sci-fi novel, calm down.
Modifié par BogdanV, 30 janvier 2012 - 09:05 .
Mesina2 wrote...
This book doesn't deserve to wipe my ass.
Guest_DuckSoup_*
LPPrince wrote...
DuckSoup wrote...
YES!
Happy?
Guest_The PLC_*
I wasn't defending Dietz. It's horrible written, and the fact that she's 'grown out' of her autism is just as absurd as you describe. But I just don't see a reason to act all offended about it. The book is... not good. No need to be so damn sensitive and go all like "omg everyone needs to read this", when the entire book is filled with errors and weird characters.AVPen wrote...
A character in a science fiction novel with a real-life physical condition, that has been completely swept aside by the author's complete lack of understanding of said condition and who has utterly rewritten the character herself from all previously established lore of the series, all for the sole purpose of making her a "normal" heroine with anger issues who's out for revenge on the man who killed her father.... <_<The PLC wrote...
People are being overly sensitive. There's nothing to be offended about. It's a character in a badly written sci-fi novel, calm down.
BogdanV wrote...
AVPen wrote...
A character in a science fiction novel with a real-life condition, that has been completely swept aside by the author's complete lack of understanding of said condition and who has utterly rewritten the character herself from all previously established lore of the series, all for the sole purpose of making her a "normal" heroine with anger issues who's out for revenge on the man who killed her father.... <_<The PLC wrote...
People are being overly sensitive. There's nothing to be offended about. It's a character in a badly written sci-fi novel, calm down.
Considering his blatant disregard of the lore, he probably didn't even knew of Gillian's condition in the first place !
Same for Hendel and the ressurected Quarian.
I'd rather argue in favour of ignorance than malevolence.
I'd buy this book!DuckSoup wrote...
Snakedude4life wrote...
Snakedude4life wrote...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Commander "Deadeye" Lee stepped out of the six wheeled Tantalus-class Taxi before it raced off at relativistic speeds of 250000 s/K per C. The Commender, being a M7 Marine, looked around to check for quarian spys.
"Damn gas breathing, no face havin' beggars" he muttered to himself.
to be continued...
Mass Effect: Redundancy by William C. Dietz
Page 120, charter 7,
"Ghost Ship Blues"
The whole ship was giving Ceilty Vas Defans a odd nagging feeling, she could've sworn she heard an echo of voices that sounded like her quarian mom and human dad arguing.
"But they're gone, died during the Geth/Quarian war five years ago" she explained to noone aloud.
"Hey! Hand me that Omnigel Hammer" yelled Smith at the old Delphi class Engine room.
Can you please start a blog?
DuckSoup wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
DuckSoup wrote...
YES!
Happy?
I'm peachy, dear.
Just getting behind the blog is all.
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