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Lemming of High House Mafia
Age:
39 years old
Birthday:
June 22, 1986
Location:
Oregon City, Oregon
Interests:
Sacrificing myself for everyone else's greater good!

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  1. In Topic: Reading at t'moment?

    Today, 04:38 AM

    View PostCause, on 08 January 2026 - 04:28 AM, said:

    My Life for Princess Donut.

    I assumed that Dungeon Crawler Carl would be some incredibly stupid story but based on this forums recommendation and that it was more of a comedy I gave it a chance. Loving book 1. Perfect popcorn fiction.



    One of us! One of us!

    Seriously though, it opens with popcorn but develops into some delirious caramel corn before you realize what's happening. There's surprising depths to the series and some top notch character work in the supporting cast.
  2. In Topic: Warhammer Books

    06 January 2026 - 04:32 PM

     Briar King, on 06 January 2026 - 07:23 AM, said:

     JPK, on 06 January 2026 - 06:36 AM, said:

    That was nice, yeah. I enjoy doing informal group reads like that sometimes.

    I'm also missing having something along the lines of the Ghosts to use as a palette cleanser between other books. I've been considering checking out the Ciaphas Cain books. I know they have a different tone than GG, but I'm hoping they might be able to serve to fill that void a bit


    Have you read any others since then? I’m not sure what I ll get. Maybe Eisenhorn or Ravenor but yeah that was a very fun few months on the whole that should maybe be repeated if possible. I didn’t get an ereader so I ll be limited to what I can find in dead tree.


    I haven't read anything 40k since I finished up GG, no. I've been consider Cain because I love the trope of the cowardly hero but I'm also game for more Abnett. I'm kinda surprised you're interested in more Abnett though with just how much you hated the (current) conclusion of the Ghosts.
  3. In Topic: Warhammer Books

    06 January 2026 - 06:36 AM

    That was nice, yeah. I enjoy doing informal group reads like that sometimes.

    I'm also missing having something along the lines of the Ghosts to use as a palette cleanser between other books. I've been considering checking out the Ciaphas Cain books. I know they have a different tone than GG, but I'm hoping they might be able to serve to fill that void a bit
  4. In Topic: The Book I bought today is...

    05 January 2026 - 10:14 PM

     Abyss, on 05 January 2026 - 07:19 PM, said:

     Abyss, on 04 January 2026 - 06:36 PM, said:

    Not technically books i bought today as the pre-orders are already in, but i just noticed Seanan McGuire's next WAYWARD CHILDREN books lands tomorrow, and 15 days from now Butcher's TWELVE MONTHS and Clines' GOD'S JUNK DRAWER both drop!


    YAY!!!


    ...and seven days later Charlie Stross' LAUNDRY FILES finale, THE REGICIDE REPORT.... damn i'm eating well for January!


    I'd forgotten to account for THE REGICIDE REPORT and GOD'S JUNK DRAWER in my audiobook plans this month. Time to revisit my plans again, I think. Thanks for the reminder.
  5. In Topic: 2025 BEST OF THE BESTEST READS

    23 December 2025 - 06:16 PM

    View Postworry, on 23 December 2025 - 05:24 PM, said:

    Adding a couple things that I finished this month:The Last Unicorn -- Familiar with the movie, but this was the first time I've read the novel and I was blown away. The language is endlessly playful and expressive, the story and characters are wonderful, and the tone strike a perfect balance of tongue-in-cheek authorial cynicism veiling a deep romantic heart (not unlike The Princess Bride, and I'm sure I'm not the first to make that comparison). Genuinely one of the best written books I've ever read.

    I agree, this book is gorgeous. I highly recommend reading the sort-of sequel novella Two Hearts as well
    You can find that one in The Way Home, though I have a harder time recommending the second story in that one.

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    Tsundoku 

    22 Jun 2025 - 06:37
    happy #39 dude, long may you continue to enjoy your classics read. Hope it's a good one.
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    Tsundoku 

    21 Jun 2024 - 22:09
    happy #38
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    Tsundoku 

    22 Jun 2023 - 08:21
    and now it's 37, have fun
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    Tsundoku 

    21 Jun 2022 - 20:21
    36 dude! Hope it's a good one
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    Tsundoku 

    22 Jun 2021 - 07:22
    ermagerd, 35! Happy birthday.
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    Tsundoku 

    21 Jun 2020 - 20:49
    and again
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    Tsundoku 

    21 Jun 2019 - 15:19
    happy birthday
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