Chocolate Blades of Thunder

[Wade Barrett 1979]

Seriously, and I wanted that money too

On another note, if there are people out there that love a good vampire book that makes it's own rules, deals with addiction, sex and death in a frank way, and all around will make you question your own moral values after reading it, check out "The World On Blood" by Jonathan Nasaw. (Warning, book contains graphic references to sex, rape, child molestation, drug abuse, and murder)

I'll give it a whirl, I need something to restore my faith in vampire stories after rounds of Twilight, Vampire Diaries and True Blood types of twaddle that really put me off the genre.

[Asherdelampyr]

I'll give it a whirl, I need something to restore my faith in vampire stories after rounds of Twilight, Vampire Diaries and True Blood types of twaddle that really put me off the genre.

the vamps in The World On Blood are humans, so that part may be dissapointing
as far as just a good vampire romp goes, get "Guilty Pleasures" by Laurell K Hamilton, Awesomely written book (First of a really large series) about a vampire-slaying necromancer who works with the police to solve supernatural crime. It's everything that Twilight and it's ilk aren't and possibly my favorite large book series ever.

[Iron Ape]

Family Guy has been rubbish for a couple of seasons now, but I think Seth McFarlane won me back over as a fan with Ted. 2012 wasn't a particularly strong year for comedy- but, aside from Goon, Wanderlust, and maybe 21 Jump Street, I'm hard-pressed to think of a better laugher that came out this year. Genuinely funny stuff with a surprising amount of heart (which is something that Family Guy has been missing ever since it returned from cancellation).

McFarlane was also the best host on SNL this year, so I'll be interested to see what dude does with this year's Oscar show. The awards themselves are always a joke, but he just might be the guy to make the actual show relevant again.

[Asherdelampyr]

Amazon links

The World On Blood:
http://www.amazon.com/The-World-Bloo...world+on+blood

Guilty Pleasures

http://www.amazon.com/Guilty-Pleasur...uilty+Pleasres

[Asherdelampyr]

Family Guy has been rubbish for a couple of seasons now, but I think Seth McFarlane won me back over as a fan with Ted. 2012 wasn't a particularly strong year for comedy- but, aside from Goon, Wanderlust, and maybe 21 Jump Street, I'm hard-pressed to think of a better laugher that came out this year. Genuinely funny stuff with a surprising amount of heart (which is something that Family Guy has been missing ever since it returned from cancellation).

McFarlane was also the best host on SNL this year, so I'll be interested to see what dude does with this year's Oscar show. The awards themselves are always a joke, but he just might be the guy to make the actual show relevant again.

Honestly I always liked American Dad more than Family guy, though it does get a bit more preachy at times.

[Wade Barrett 1979]

Amazon links

The World On Blood:
http://www.amazon.com/The-World-Bloo...world+on+blood

Guilty Pleasures

http://www.amazon.com/Guilty-Pleasur...uilty+Pleasres

Cheers fella, I'll definitely scope them out.

[Asherdelampyr]

Cheers fella, I'll definitely scope them out.

Good, I need people to talk about books with, and Literary forums are full of pricks.

[Robstar]

It's hard to realize who is actually at risk... do you have any ideas on how to fix these systems?

My ideas are somewhat contentious. I advocate genocide for stupid people.

[Awesome Bomb]

My ideas are somewhat contentious. I advocate genocide for stupid people.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^This!!!1

[Awesome Bomb]

Good, I need people to talk about books with, and Literary forums are full of pricks.

I read Harry Potter once.