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"Tamora Pierce is the greatest."
"Who?"
*BAM* "Oops, did I just kill you? My bad. Maybe you should have known who Tamora Pierce is."
"Who?"
*BAM* "Oops, did I just kill you? My bad. Maybe you should have known who Tamora Pierce is."
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Several features of the podcast include-
- A discussion of the week's Top 7 article,
- A section for news and new releases,
- Audio-related humor,
- Multiple, often quite humorous sound effects,
- A community segment in which the listeners of the podcast who participate in the forums are highlighted,
- A game deals segment where games on sale are pointed out, and at which stores or websites they are on sale at,
- A question of the week for forum users to participate in,
- and last but not least, Chris Antista's many personas, including Duke Lombardi, a swearing Italian man who reviews E-rated games exclusively, Bonsoir, a French wrestler inspired by pro wrestler Randy Savage, and Bonesquaw (or Tatunka Cornfoot), a Native American.
Individual podcasts are often at least 90+ minutes of a hilarious, drunken romp through the site's great articles, as well as personal anecdotes (Listen to podcasts 21 and 38 for hilarious stories by Antista), and off-topic discussions that usually are really funny. Overall, this is a great podcast to listen to, especially if you are looking for a good laugh with some news discussion.
Several features of the podcast include-
- A discussion of the week's Top 7 article,
- A section for news and new releases,
- Audio-related humor,
- Multiple, often quite humorous sound effects,
- A community segment in which the listeners of the podcast who participate in the forums are highlighted,
- A game deals segment where games on sale are pointed out, and at which stores or websites they are on sale at,
- A question of the week for forum users to participate in,
- and last but not least, Chris Antista's many personas, including Duke Lombardi, a swearing Italian man who reviews E-rated games exclusively, Bonsoir, a French wrestler inspired by pro wrestler Randy Savage, and Bonesquaw (or Tatunka Cornfoot), a Native American.
Individual podcasts are often at least 90+ minutes of a hilarious, drunken romp through the site's great articles, as well as personal anecdotes (Listen to podcasts 21 and 38 for hilarious stories by Antista), and off-topic discussions that usually are really funny. Overall, this is a great podcast to listen to, especially if you are looking for a good laugh with some news discussion.
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a beautiful heart and soul with an intelligent mind.
beautiful woman you will ever know. Your heart sighs and sings every time you see and think about her. She is the most beautiful woman on this earth today or any other time.
She is the definition of beauty
in everyone's eyes and mind.
Her shining eyes and beaming smile, long flowing hair and a gorgeous body. Topped off with the most important thing
a beautiful heart and soul with an intelligent mind.
When looking at anything that is too amazing for words like a priceless piece of art or the most beautiful landscape you have ever seen you would say, "Oh my goodness that is the most Tahora thing I have ever seen!!"
by seancbutler August 6, 2017
Get the tahora mug.An author of fantasy novels for teenagers. Her works include "The Song of the Lioness" quartet (Alanna: The First Adventure, In the Hand of the Goddess, The Woman who Rides Like A Man, Lioness Rampant), "The Immortals" quartet (Wild Magic, Wolf Speaker, Emperor Mage, The Realms of the Gods), and the "Protector of the Small" quartet (First Test, Page, Squire, Lady Knight). These three quartets are set in the imaginary midieval realm of Tortall.
Adding on to those sets in the Tortallan series are the two books of the "Daughter of the Lioness" (Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen) and the newest installment, "Beka Cooper" (Terrier). As of yet, Terrier is the only book in this series out.
Pierce also has books not set in Tortall out, like the "Circle of Magic" quartet (Sandry's Book, Tris's Book, Daja's Book, Briar's Book) and follows up on those with "The Circle Opens" (Magic Steps, Cold Fire, Street Magic, Shatterglass (I may have messed up the order there.)) Adding to that is "The Will of the Empress", which I'm not entirely sure belongs to a quartet, but follows "The Circle Opens".
Pierce edited an anthology called "Young Warriors".
In my opinion. Tamora Pierce is one of the most exceptional teen-fantasy novelists out there. Her work is filled with swords, sorcery, talking animals, animals that don't talk but probably should, humor, violence, and assholes you'd love to choke (and usually eventually die anyway, which makes it so much more satisfying).
Ms. Pierce got me into being an avid reader at a young age (and I'm only fifteen now). Therefore, if you want to get your child into reading, I suggest you get them a book by Tamora Pierce. Or read them yourself---they're all good. Her work is much better than that "Eragon" lord-of-the-rings-ripoff crap.
Adding on to those sets in the Tortallan series are the two books of the "Daughter of the Lioness" (Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen) and the newest installment, "Beka Cooper" (Terrier). As of yet, Terrier is the only book in this series out.
Pierce also has books not set in Tortall out, like the "Circle of Magic" quartet (Sandry's Book, Tris's Book, Daja's Book, Briar's Book) and follows up on those with "The Circle Opens" (Magic Steps, Cold Fire, Street Magic, Shatterglass (I may have messed up the order there.)) Adding to that is "The Will of the Empress", which I'm not entirely sure belongs to a quartet, but follows "The Circle Opens".
Pierce edited an anthology called "Young Warriors".
In my opinion. Tamora Pierce is one of the most exceptional teen-fantasy novelists out there. Her work is filled with swords, sorcery, talking animals, animals that don't talk but probably should, humor, violence, and assholes you'd love to choke (and usually eventually die anyway, which makes it so much more satisfying).
Ms. Pierce got me into being an avid reader at a young age (and I'm only fifteen now). Therefore, if you want to get your child into reading, I suggest you get them a book by Tamora Pierce. Or read them yourself---they're all good. Her work is much better than that "Eragon" lord-of-the-rings-ripoff crap.
"Wow, Jill. This book was really good. Who was it by again?"
"By Tamora Pierce."
"OHMYGOD. Didn't I read a fanfic about Alanna killing Saphira before?"
"You did! I LOVED that. I wish it would happen."
"Yeah, Eragon sucks."
"I know. Pierce is so much better."
"Oh shiz, is that a randomly-placed H-bomb zooming at us?"
"HOLY---"
boom. explosion.
"By Tamora Pierce."
"OHMYGOD. Didn't I read a fanfic about Alanna killing Saphira before?"
"You did! I LOVED that. I wish it would happen."
"Yeah, Eragon sucks."
"I know. Pierce is so much better."
"Oh shiz, is that a randomly-placed H-bomb zooming at us?"
"HOLY---"
boom. explosion.
by Kazeko December 12, 2008
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