RedPandaGranda

27399 pts · March 4, 2013


It's that damn George Soros!!!1 /s

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In the reverse view, you can see the dickbutt she's shocked to see on her hand.

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AIM HIGH WILLIS! AIM HIIIIIGH

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On the bright side, if I ever did this, at least my pee would keep me warm

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When my friend starts to explain this

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I think my favorite underrated film is Star Wars...

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“We are all insects. Groping towards something terrible or divine-”

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Agree, it's a bit dry, but still good sci fi reading. If we're talking Heinlein, I think Double Star is an awesome book and overlooked.

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(2/2) Out of the Silent Planet (Lewis) Flatland (Abbott) We (Zamiatin) Earth Abides (Stewart) Last & First Men (Stapledon)

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Some other good ones that can get overlooked because they're older: Star Maker (Olaf Stapledon) A Princess of Mars (Burroughs) (1/2)

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Heck yes. IMO, Speaker for the Dead is one of the top 5 sci fi novels of all time. A really deep and fantastic read that makes you think.

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I'm pretty sure it's Under the Skin.

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I'm pretty sure it's Under the Skin.

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Wicket, look at me. Look at me. I'm the Ewok now.

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