Never realised they needed 3 drummers for this song.
Carson Fisher
Bonza mate.
Though they can't compete with the first book I did quiet enjoy the latter ones, in their own way. But yes, certain unexplained things start to niggle at you. I'm still glad there was about 6 years odd between me reading the original Dune and picking up any of the others, in my mind it's still kind of a standalone universe and the story ended there. Was well weird accepting the continued universe he makes, but though it's a bit more hit and miss I think I enjoyed them more on second reading.
Another thing with Herbert, at least for the first book, was some of the things that were unexplained and left open ended were a boon, you filled in the gaps yourself and came up with your own explanations to round it in your mind. Worked really fucking good I recon, but then when you've got another 5 books on-top of that it can become a bit unsatisfying.
Leo Rogers
I was in London today lad. It wasnt as bad as I remember it being but thats probably because of all the tourists like me
Christian Young
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Jeremiah Brooks
Didn't know they did talks for visitors to hospitals tbh
Very true.
Parker Cooper
Have all those high-level politicians still got ankle bracelets on?
Haven't read it in years but my favourite chapter was that one where an apparition of Pardot Keyne's explains the ecology behind Arrakis to his son who is dying in a sand dune.
Frank Herbert knew his stuff when it came to ecology and his application of that to an alien planet letting his mind run wild was fascinating to read.
Women literally cannot take a joke in the workplace, what is wrong with them? I guess the life of a lot of modern lasses is so sheltered and easy they can't handle even the slightest banter.
Yeah it's weird seeing that generational gap. My aunt for example has a really good sense of humour, but then she worked in pubs in the 70's and said getting your arse pinched or slapped was common place for a bar waitress.
Konstantin Tarnovsky's A Brief Outlined Illustrated History of The USSR - Feudalism, Capitalism & Socialim Paperback – 1983
It's great to read a book written by the Soviets, really interesting historical perspective.
Michael Barnes
we work at a bar / Nightclub
Leo Carter
This tbh. I've got a black lab and all he does is eat, shit, and shag. He mounted a pug the wrong way round the other day and started humping its face. He also raped my neighbours cabbage once
I went to buy a pipe in a northern town the other day and the guy handed me a leaflet saying "I know it's fookin' boring to read a book, but this is useful."
Smh mine once ran out the door without me realising and mounted another doggo, only realised when the owner started knocking on the door (He'd dragged them both still mid coitus up the garden to the door). Dog was male as well.
Jeremiah Williams
Expertly crafted bait or this person is unsavable.
This is so poorly written. Is it a shitty translation? It's like reading the words of a right wing Jahans: but one who's less coherent.
Hudson Cooper
I know that lad, but you'd think they'd at least keep up the pretense of being big-brained rather than turning away from it the moment their opposition does it. It's so bloody childish.
Elected by the councillors, not the people. And the councillors see fit to fill all these roles with wogs and pakis to signal how bloody wonderful they are. It'll all backfire in the end. I fucking love that magid magid wog, may he continue to act like a typical self-centered egotistical wog and make the people of Sheffield feel embarrassed.
his family were deeply involved in government policy and where eugenicists. the books more a manual than anything.
Parker Cox
The fact that BNW and 1984 are taught at alevel and GCSE is a good indicator on how they are just cucked books used to indoctrinate children. It's been the same old same old for years with 'muh dystopia fascist', the entire point that 1984 was a satire about the British socialist party goes over their head.
