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Member Since: July 14, 2011
Qhaddafy
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- Never Trust a Goat
on Jan. 25, 2012
Very funny, and sometimes, inspiring.
- The Diablo Ouija
on Jan. 26, 2012
It would be great, if the twins actually doing some real investigation in the future
- The Damage
on Jan. 26, 2012
It started good. Unfortunately, half the way, it lost focus, often skimming from one event to another. Some of the events were a bit funny too, like the counter-blackmail thing, the cop stakeout, sniper in stadium, to name a few. And there's the serious editing problem too.
- The Sunni Path
on Feb. 17, 2012
MBF clearly reviewing without reading. In Islam, kid could drag their parents to hell, but not the other way round, that's simple example about equality in Islam. Bet you judge us using your own religion's flaws, eh. Anyway, the book is not very objectives, I mean, there are thing that could be translated differently.
- Fugue
on Feb. 17, 2012
Creepy.... I mean, an interesting psychological fiction, with conspirational touch. The cover did not stand out much; and the three persona had relatively similar personalities, just a different abilities and occupations. Other weakness had been pointed out by Peters.
- Nobody Knows (The Thing That Really Matters About) Anything!
on March 06, 2012
"Science has given humanity everything - except the things that really matters", chapter 24. This book however, has given humanity almost nothing - but it matters.
- Parallel Loop
on March 06, 2012
Like many other short-stories collections ; some are total craps, while others (Mephistopoles', Cinderella's, the farmer's, and few other stories) are good. Be warned though, all of the stories are ... different.
- Fryupdale
on March 06, 2012
Yup, it's different than anything that I have read before, but honestly, I'm not impressed. Probably I'm getting old, or just couldn 't accept radical changes, because everyone else seems to like this book.
- 100 Items to Disappear First After A Disaster
on March 06, 2012
I think the title should be "... War" instead of "... Disaster". Anyway, some of those items don't exist, at any given time, on different parts of the world. Either because of the brand limit, cultural differences, weather differences, technological disadvantages, or for many other reasons. However, the '10 Survival Strategies' at the end of the book might work universally, and definitely worth knowing.
- Sarah Palin: Vampire Hunter
on March 25, 2012
It has potential, despite that vampires and their hunters are 'everywhere'. Could use a sequel or two, preferably much longer ones, with a lot more fighting, a little more background stories stories, MUCH stronger adversaries, more dramas, and all. You see, the vampires, which were supposed to be immortal, were slaughtered like pigs .
- Hero Wanted
on April 01, 2012
It is a parody. Humorous, up to certain levels. But that's all. The plot is generic: a hero, grown as nobody, had hidden legacies, out to save the world. And don't forget the Gods vs Devils and/or good vs evil, with humanity stuck in the middle of it! Everything else were just parodies, either from our world (coffee shop and myriad of others), or from others famous fictions (like the magic carpet). Anyone with a good literary skill and wide imaginations could do it. Actually, I'm just not in a mood for this. Another times, I'll probably love it. If you're not in an anti-parodies mood, you'll probably loves it too. And if someone told you the book is hilarious, or something similar, believe her/him. And lastly, I have not seen similar thing, satirical-fantasy fiction, in the book form. Hence, the perfect rating.
- 9 Kingdoms Core Rulebook
on April 01, 2012
Interesting game concept , but probably a couple of decades late. There are probably numerous digital games in this genre already, though I can't be sure, haven't played PC games for years. And worst of all, the corebook is overpriced, for a game that not yet famous.