Hyperion is among my favorite books, and I really enjoyed The Terror. Weirdly, it's a long book with lot of nautical terms and bullshit that I was never into, but I skipped a night's sleep to finish it after starting it before intending to go to sleep.
Didn't understand half the terms and still couldn't put it down? That's one hell of a recommendation. Thanks my man.
It's doubtful. The pig only leaves its hovel to hunt local melinated youths. Plus, there's no way he could get past airport security. Don't you know his dainty hooves are lethal weapons. He's an actual tough guy and don't you forget it.
If he trash talks playing tennis like he does online, he'll end up with a racket shoved up his ass sideways. He'd like it though because he's a fat faggot who's into things.
I don't think she was ever on his side. She made a comment that his story seemed far fetched and he reacted how he normally does, like a squealing impotent hogman.
I'm not saying she's wrong, but damn, she's mean. And that's straight from KF.
I don't get why he doesn't just block her. He blocks everyone he has the most minor disagreement with and she utterly destroys him in every interaction. It might be part of his humiliation fetish to be verbally degraded by a woman. The walnut sized brain of a pig is a mystery.
Seriously. What is the point of just letting someone talk to you like that? Just be a normal man and have a woman tie you up and sit on your face or something. People are weird.
The Terror is a great read, though I should admit that I came into it as a history geek with a pre-existing interest in the Franklin expedition and polar exploration. The TV adaptation is also a banger that incorporates some of the updated information we've gotten on the expedition and some of its crew since then. Definitely check them both out.
She was on his side for all of five minutes when they were both encouraging that one Nigerian guy in his visa travails. When the pests got involved, she was scolding them and calling them the internet KKK, etc etc, and then Pat waded in and started taking his usual tone with her, like you said, and she wasn't having any of it.
I'm starting to feel like you two would get along in a weird "frenemies" type of way
I think he's legitimately asshurt by her in a way that he can't bring himself to ignore her, so in his mind he has to leave her unblocked so he can get an Epic Own™ on her
If you posted that, word for word, I'd be a bit surprised at your restraint, but it'd be in character.
I speculate that Patrick learned that trick from dealing with his mommy. As long as he didn't break her rules, he could get away with being a slimy little weasel. It doesn't work as well with an actual judge, who can easily see through his pathetic threats against Big Dick Andrew.
Leftists (really most groups, to be honest) will actively defend people who proudly and openly discuss the offenses they want to commit, so long as it's against people deemed acceptable victims, he doesn't need to play this game. What's more likely is that he's trying to phrase it in a way that's difficult to bring up in court.
I agree. He’s swapped out X for his mommy as an adult but the concept is the same.
Rick does block Leslie. He just unblocks her for a moment to reply to her tweets. Yes, he's that much of a bitchmade faggot. Shocking, I know.
He thought that spice was an analogy for oil. Instead of the author just really liking mushrooms. I think he only talked about Dune when the first movie was about to be released.
It shouldn’t be possible to be this detached from reality. He’s the one being unwelcomed from conventions while absolutely no one is paying attention to his whining about Leslie, yet in his mind she’s being “ostracized”.