Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 11:16 pm
Except the space pirates.mbilderback wrote:No need to worry about anybody trying to take over
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Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 1:11 am
Reality Dysfunction!mbilderback wrote:We could have Russia boost a large asteroid into a geostationary orbit and live off of mining the resources until they run out and then slowly change to a low-g manufacturing and astroengineering economic base. No need to worry about anybody trying to take over and it's new land.
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 10:22 am
Someone else who read the series?!?! SWEEET! bananaz.gifGORDON wrote:mbilderback wrote:We could have Russia boost a large asteroid into a geostationary orbit and live off of mining the resources until they run out and then slowly change to a low-g manufacturing and astroengineering economic base. No need to worry about anybody trying to take over and it's new land.
Reality Dysfunction!
I'm finishing up The Naked God right now...second time reading the series for me.
Still think the end is a cop out.
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 12:08 pm
Every one of the paperbacks had horrible ink. I'd read for an hour and have black fingertips.
Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2004 12:58 pm
I didn't have any problems with the ink, paperback or the hardback I had to buy because The Naked God hadn't been put into paperback when I bought it.GORDON wrote:Every one of the paperbacks had horrible ink. I'd read for an hour and have black fingertips.
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2004 12:25 am
I have never read it. Is it any good?GORDON wrote:mbilderback wrote:We could have Russia boost a large asteroid into a geostationary orbit and live off of mining the resources until they run out and then slowly change to a low-g manufacturing and astroengineering economic base. No need to worry about anybody trying to take over and it's new land.
Reality Dysfunction!
Also Gordo I just finished rereading a series I think you might like. I thought it was pretty good.
Heritage Triology by Ian Douglas The first book is called Semper Mars
In fact I am reading the first book in a new triology by same author called the Legacy Triology.
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2004 2:22 am
DictionaryDave wrote:GORDON wrote:mbilderback wrote:We could have Russia boost a large asteroid into a geostationary orbit and live off of mining the resources until they run out and then slowly change to a low-g manufacturing and astroengineering economic base. No need to worry about anybody trying to take over and it's new land.
Reality Dysfunction!
I have never read it. Is it any good?
Also Gordo I just finished rereading a series I think you might like. I thought it was pretty good.
Heritage Triology by Ian Douglas The first book is called Semper Mars
In fact I am reading the first book in a new triology by same author called the Legacy Triology.
Noted.
After I finish the last Dark Tower book, I need new material.
And yes, TRD is worth the read. It consists of... 6 or 8 books. It's one long story.
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Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2004 11:42 am
3 or 6 books depending on hardback or softcover.GORDON wrote:DictionaryDave wrote:GORDON wrote:
Reality Dysfunction!
I have never read it. Is it any good?
Also Gordo I just finished rereading a series I think you might like. I thought it was pretty good.
Heritage Triology by Ian Douglas The first book is called Semper Mars
In fact I am reading the first book in a new triology by same author called the Legacy Triology.
Noted.
After I finish the last Dark Tower book, I need new material.
And yes, TRD is worth the read. It consists of... 6 or 8 books. It's one long story.
They took each of the 3 hardcover and made them into 2 paperbacks per.