Archive | January, 2007

Dangerous Man-titty

January 31, 2007

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Dangerous Man-titty

Hmmm… you know I’ve always wondered: since the Navy SEALS are too busy running around chasing unmarried mothers and virgin librarians, who the hell is defending our country from the Canadians? Anyway, is it me or does this dude look a little short? There’s something about the angle upon which the picture was taken that [...]

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Oh No They Got to Her Too!

January 31, 2007

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Oh No They Got to Her Too!

Dudes, allow me to totally geek out for a few seconds here. I’m a huge JLA fan and when I saw this cover, it totally reminded me of that episode where Superman gets pissed at Doomsday and zaps him on the forehead with his laser vision, effectively lobotomizing him. It flashes to Arkham and there [...]

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The Taste Tester by Maeve Beckham

January 31, 2007

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The Taste Tester by Maeve Beckham

Grade: B- Dear Bam, I read The Taste Tester by Maeve Beckham and I promise you, this is not like any other romantica book you’ve read. Note that the title of the book is actually The Taste Tester From Ava’s Blog, and that is exactly what this book is; a series of blog entries detailing [...]

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Divine by Choice by PC Cast

January 30, 2007

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Divine by Choice by PC Cast

[Warning: This review is chock full of spoilers for the prequel to this book, Divine by Mistake. I am not joking.] [Note: Have I mentioned I'm a PC Cast fangirl? Seriously, kids, this is about to get embarrassing. For me. There is some serious, creepy-ass fan-gushing about to commence up in here.] Grade: B+ Technically, [...]

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It’s For a Good Cause!

January 29, 2007

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It’s For a Good Cause!

Hey, bitches, check this out: True love, freedom, money, knowledge, revenge… Dreams and desires of the ordinary woman, or man. From best friends who discover love to a bank teller who exacts revenge to a succubus who loves art more than men, this collection of nineteen stories celebrates the attainment of all one can dream [...]

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