www.demotivation.us/media/demotivators/demotivation.us_Books-That-is-exactly-how-they-work_130580980657.jpgThis is, no joke, fantastically edited
Originally shared by +Veronica Belmont
This fan cut is incredible…. awesome work!
I've really enjoyed the audiobook (narrated brilliantly by: Robert "My Voice is Bourbon and Gravel" Forster) – the 'character business' in each scene is charmingly dated, but the science and the questions the story raises are absolutely top-notch
This is one of those books that I'd point to when giving an example of what science fiction does better than anything else.
If you’re going to read just one Soviet-era Russian science fiction novel, it should be Arkady and Boris Strugatsky’s dark, ambiguous Roadside Picnic. Originally written in the early 1970s, it’s back in print in English after 30 years, with a brand-new translation by Olena Bormashenko and a riveting afterword by Boris Strugatsky about how the book was butchered by Soviet censors. It’s a seriously intense tale of a man who risks his life and freed…
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Get more tangled than your friends to win the game of Entanglement.
Welcome to the Holidays
Corrupting Alaska's Youth:
Alright, I'm not a Trek guy, but that's really funny
Originally shared by +Mark Delsing
The internet is so, so damn wonderful.
Still colder in South Dakota, though
(Try to stay warm, +JoAnn Testerman and +Bonnie Burkett.)
Originally shared by +Denver Weather Examiner
Food for thought… Current temperature in Denver: 6°. Anchorage, Alaska: 28°. Reykjavik, Iceland: 12°. Moscow, Russia: 23°. Oslo, Norway: 28°. It is colder at the South Pole though ( – 22°). Just sayin'. ;-)