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Jason Vale’s 5:2 Juice Diet
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Pacific Rim
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What the press is saying about Pacific Rim: **ARCADE SUSHI: "Robots fighting monsters is a pretty...
The Long Siege
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The Alchemy of Transformation
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Redefine Your Reality: Master the Art of Transformation Today Are you tired of feeling stuck, as...
Shaun Collins (3 KP) rated Back to the Future: The Ultimate Visual History in Books
Jan 12, 2018
A wonderful birthday present from Keith and Sarah, i blew through this in less than a week. Granted, there are some big, beautiful full-page pictures, but the story of the Back To The Future trilogy is just as fascinating. As a long time fan, (Back to the Future is a perfect trilogy, and I'll challenge anyone to fisticuffs who says otherwise!) a lot of this information I knew. But I also found MANY undiscovered nuggets that made me love it even more. In depth and accessible, with a week by week breakdown of what was shot, when, where and how. The last chapters go beyond the Trilogy to cover the Ride at Universal Studios and the CBS cartoon series, this is truly the Ultimate Visual history. (Published before the start of IDWs comic series, it unfortunately misses those.)
ClareR (5955 KP) rated Slaughterhouse 5: The Children's Crusade - A Duty-dance with Death in Books
Apr 29, 2019
This was not an easy read, and was odd in places (but that's the point of it, right?). If I'm right, it's about the pointlessness of war, and of living and dying. Anti-religion, anti-government, anti-war, basically. The act of the main character being able to move seamlessly through time gave the impression that everything had already happened, will happen again, and is yet to happen.
Confused yet? I was. Well, I was until I read some passages several times, and flicked back to certain parts. Honestly, I'm glad it wasn't any longer. This was hard work, and decidedly harrowing in places. I'm glad I've read it at last though.
I think I must have some masochistic tendencies when it comes to reading material (and not in the erotica sense, necessarily!!). I do like a book that's a challenge!
Confused yet? I was. Well, I was until I read some passages several times, and flicked back to certain parts. Honestly, I'm glad it wasn't any longer. This was hard work, and decidedly harrowing in places. I'm glad I've read it at last though.
I think I must have some masochistic tendencies when it comes to reading material (and not in the erotica sense, necessarily!!). I do like a book that's a challenge!
Sean Farrell (9 KP) rated A Storm of Swords: Part 1 Steel and Snow (Reissue) in Books
Mar 15, 2018
This series just gets better and better with each book. While this is certainly quite a long read, it winds up being very rewarding as the last half of it is filled with enough shocks and twists to leave one's head spinning. I can't really go into very much detail about what happens so as not to inadvertently spoil anything for anyone who has managed to avoid finding out the major details thus far, but suffice it to say, that it is in this book when it becomes apparent that surviving through this epic story is a challenge that an increasingly slim number of characters appear to be up to. I can honestly say that I don't really know where exactly the story is going to go next, but I am very excited to find out!
Andy K (10823 KP) rated Real Genius (1985) in Movies
Jun 8, 2018
80s Comedy fun!
When you are super smart and your parents want you to go to college at 15, you hope you get a roommate like Chris Knight. Super smart, of course, but he has also learned street smartz and how to relax and have fun as well as work. Now the smart club, faces the challenge of getting a large, high-powered laser beam to work. What's it all for?
Maybe a little far-reaching plot aside, the film has so many funny moments like ice in the hallways, a random guy living in your closet and swimming with student beauticians not to mention a great 80s soundtrack, it is hard not to love it. I have to admit, every time I hear "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" I think of "Real Genius".
Maybe a little far-reaching plot aside, the film has so many funny moments like ice in the hallways, a random guy living in your closet and swimming with student beauticians not to mention a great 80s soundtrack, it is hard not to love it. I have to admit, every time I hear "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" I think of "Real Genius".
Akward (448 KP) rated The Grizzled in Tabletop Games
May 26, 2018
Cooperation is great (3 more)
Difficulty is spot on
Small and can easily be carried around
Nothing like any other game
The Grizzled was a sleeper hit in our group. I bought it expecting us to play a few games and then put it on the shelf. But we were pleasantly surprised at how great of an experience it was.
The game is cooperative, and has the difficulty just right. You do t want a game that you win on your first try, but you also don't want something impossible. We were really happy to have the challenge of losing our first few games,
The game is further enhanced by its size. It can easily be carried in a purse. This has led to a lot of impromptu games that would be impossible with a bigger game.
The game is cooperative, and has the difficulty just right. You do t want a game that you win on your first try, but you also don't want something impossible. We were really happy to have the challenge of losing our first few games,
The game is further enhanced by its size. It can easily be carried in a purse. This has led to a lot of impromptu games that would be impossible with a bigger game.