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Oct 14, 2017
Super Mario Odyssey
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Join Mario on a massive, globe-trotting 3D adventure and use his incredible new abilities to collect...
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
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The Mushroom Kingdom has been torn apart by a mysterious vortex, transporting the chaotic Rabbids...
Mario Rabbids Nintendo Turn-based Shooter RPG
UNCHARTED: The Lost Legacy
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From the critically acclaimed developer behind hits such as The Last of Us and Uncharted 4: A...
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MyBookObsession (29 KP) rated Grimm - Season 1 in TV
Oct 14, 2017
Acting (1 more)
Jumpy
"Grim" (2 more)
Jumpy
Boring
It was gruesome, boring and confusing yet intriguing. I'd give it another try but I don't remember the story line, I'm not really sure there was one.
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Digging Up Mother: A Love Story in Books
Oct 14, 2017 (Updated Oct 15, 2017)
Crude, hilarious, and sombre at times
Listened to on Audible.
For all lovers of gonzo, Doug Stanhope reaches the top of the list of crude humour, insane experiences muddled in with bittersweet memories.
This autobiography is hilarious, and the only way to read it, is to listen to it, given there are so many 'director's comments', in which Doug and his friends discuss the incident at hand. Also the fact that he is drunk at times and will loudly burp just adds to the book so much more than skimming through the pages. While the majority is about him, it premises around his mother's life and death which have ultimately shaped him. She's no ordinary mother that's a fact.
From being a pyromaniac as a child, a teen male prostitute to telephone salesman, Stanhope has had an interesting life mixed in with drugs, alcohol, women and stand up comedy. And while you do think he's a bit of a so-and-so, it's still very funny. A great listen.
For all lovers of gonzo, Doug Stanhope reaches the top of the list of crude humour, insane experiences muddled in with bittersweet memories.
This autobiography is hilarious, and the only way to read it, is to listen to it, given there are so many 'director's comments', in which Doug and his friends discuss the incident at hand. Also the fact that he is drunk at times and will loudly burp just adds to the book so much more than skimming through the pages. While the majority is about him, it premises around his mother's life and death which have ultimately shaped him. She's no ordinary mother that's a fact.
From being a pyromaniac as a child, a teen male prostitute to telephone salesman, Stanhope has had an interesting life mixed in with drugs, alcohol, women and stand up comedy. And while you do think he's a bit of a so-and-so, it's still very funny. A great listen.