Read Old Man’s War? You need to see this. Seriously.
See what you’re missing by not hanging out at Whateveresque?
I FORGET WHAT EIGHT WAS FOR
Read Old Man’s War? You need to see this. Seriously.
See what you’re missing by not hanging out at Whateveresque?
* The Thanksgiving Advent Calendar 2011 -- One thing I'm thankful for, every day in November, through Thanksgiving.
* The Big Idea -- Authors explaining the the big ideas behind their latest works, in their own words. Authors: for information on how to participate, click here.
* Clash of the Geeks -- A short story collection to benefit the Lupus Alliance of America, featuring stories by me, Wil Wheaton, Cat Valente, Patrick Rothfuss and others.
* Random Whatever -- Click this link, and you'll be taken to a random Whatever entry in the archive. Which one will you get? Got me!
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I need that game!
It kinda speaks for itself. Brilliant.
Well, really. We all need that game.
What the hell is that Einstein look-alike doing in the box shot?
This is disturbing on so many levels, not the least of which is the level where I realize that I completely lack the weird twisty little gene that would have allowed me to think of something like this on my own.
“Build yourself a super soldier,” oh yeah, I need me some of that.
Oops, the free beer and cookies thing is done now. Forgot to reset my name line. So sorry
I got a link on the Whatever? Now that just made my morning.
I love the timing on this since I just finished rereading OMW last night.
Why I don’t hang out much on Whateveresque, so I didn’t see this.
I do like the society there, and its a fun group. But I don’t like looking in 100 places or more for new posts. So, I go there now and then.
JJS.
Pssst! At the top there are several links. One says View New Posts, another says View Active Topics, and a third says View Unanswered Posts.
Don’t have to search at all! It comes right to you with a single click!
John Scalzi — Responsible for the loss in productivity of thousands of intelligent people every day since 1995.
Dr. Phil
The wierd twisty gene has some connection to genius, ’cause that was simply brilliant. Bravo, Antony.