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Necron_99

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  1. Looks like i'm going to have to check out this Iain M. Banks fellow. I've been hearing alot of good things about him lately
  2. I would recommend anything by the Big Three (Asimov, Clarke, Heinlein). For me, they can do no wrong, but these sort of things are relative. The last 4 book I have read i've enjoyed, some more than others, but I would recommend them all Clarke- RENDEZVOUS WITH RAMA I re-read this when I heard of his death. This is a classic of the golden age of sci-fi, because it's plot is centered in the mystery of exploring new worlds, it doesn't have lot of action but it's really interesting to read a story where an object is the main character. One of Clarke's must read books. H.P. Lovecraft-Black Seas of Infinity For any lover of horror/fantasy fiction this is truly a great selection. This book contains some of Lovecrafts greatest works, and is a great starting place for anyone who has never had the enjoyment of reading Lovecrat's fiction. Frank Herbert- Dune Firstly, This book puts the movies to shame (and i'm a big David Lynch fan )This Book is a must have of any science fiction library. The story is timeless and everyone should read Dune at least once. After I had read this, I went to Amazon to order the next 4 books in the series. Richard Paul Russo-Ship of Fools Think of any haunted house movie you've seen, only, it's in space. With Predators (kinda). Really good ending, I thought. Right now I am reading I, Asimov. A memoir. Hope this helps
  3. Voted 0D, but I REALLY want that Monster that shot up AFOS. 1/60, of course.
  4. Must.....watch......Gurren Lagann...AGAIN!!!!
  5. Star Blazers. I thought it was great until I saw Space Battleship Yamato. Kinda like I thought Robotech was great until I saw Macross.
  6. Hmmm. I never really liked the chunkies, but I might have to pick up that Fokker VF-1S
  7. Necron_99

    Thunder Hammer

    So...Beautiful!! many man tears will be shed today. Great photography, too.
  8. I have absolutely no idea who Godmars is, but that is cool.
  9. Damn. My favorite author. I just finished reading his last sci-fi novel, Firstborn, last week
  10. I haven't read it yet, but it sounds like I need to..
  11. That, sir, is the greatest fridge I have ever seen in my life
  12. Thank you for writing up this wonderful report and the photos.
  13. Poor Boyd http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/arti.../467772614/1024 http://jalopnik.com/361391/boyd-coddington...-dead-at-age-63
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