Marie's review
Robot Dreams
by Sara Varon
Go for 5 stars, Marie--do it for the robot! I should've given it 5 stars just for the radio belly part.
Is that robot related to bender?
http://z.about.com/d/animatedt...
Shit, I almost cried when I read your review, and I thought I had a cold robotic heart.
sarah 5 stars are for sissies and, apparently, for Are you there God it's me Margaret and the Joy of Sex and a bunch of other nonsense I saw on my 5 star list.
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the radio belly part is the part that goes over the top for me. the radio belly part might indicate that one person, in the end, can rebuild another person completely and "fix" everything which brings us to the "Super Friend" dilema. A Super Friend can make it better but come on, a Super Friend can not make it "right".
You also gave 5 stars to "Flowers in the Attic."
And...If you don't want to be home alone, and your superfriend comes over, then he/she is making things right!
I stand by my review of Flowers in the Attic. as far as class goes, carolanne, you might also be disappointed to hear that I LOVE canned peaches and prefer fake maple syrup to the real thing. I'm keepin it real bitch (except, you're not a bitch. you're a very sweet girl).
sarah - sticking with "better", open to being proven wrong, fair enough?
OK, but what if you belong to one of those religions where there can't be an equal number of boys and girls hanging out together socially and your superfriend comes over, turning it into an odd number, therefore making the whole thing 'right!'
OK - you are out of control because even he doesn't say "the whole thing" right. only right. Admit it! you're just thinking with your willy.
besides since when are you the argumentative one? this is confusing me. what next, are you going to start thinking in words? are you going to sort your laundry and become a bad speller too? this could get confusing.
Also and p.s. another super important thing to note about this book is that when I hear "Jed the Humanoid" by Granddaddy, I think about it. okay, now I think I've said it all.
Marie's review
Robot Dreams by Sara Varon
Marie's review
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If you read this book, you might start to think it's about relationships or the inevitability of loss and how people deal with it. you might begin to empathize with a robot or a dog. you might gasp out loud and you might feel like crying at some points. you might recognize that people change people unintentionally and that few interactions go by that don't form some new reality. you might feel equally hopeful and sad when you close the last page. and then you might over use the word might because you don't want to claim full ownership for being that impacted by a bunch of cartoon drawings! geesh! and then you'll try and redeem your pansified self by giving it only 4 stars and not the 5 that your gut is telling you to give.
Go for 5 stars, Marie--do it for the robot! I should've given it 5 stars just for the radio belly part.
Is that robot related to bender?
http://z.about.com/d/animatedt...
Shit, I almost cried when I read your review, and I thought I had a cold robotic heart.
sarah 5 stars are for sissies and, apparently, for Are you there God it's me Margaret and the Joy of Sex and a bunch of other nonsense I saw on my 5 star list. AND
the radio belly part is the part that goes over the top for me. the radio belly part might indicate that one person, in the end, can rebuild another person completely and "fix" everything which brings us to the "Super Friend" dilema. A Super Friend can make it better but come on, a Super Friend can not make it "right".
You also gave 5 stars to "Flowers in the Attic."
And...If you don't want to be home alone, and your superfriend comes over, then he/she is making things right!
I stand by my review of Flowers in the Attic. as far as class goes, carolanne, you might also be disappointed to hear that I LOVE canned peaches and prefer fake maple syrup to the real thing. I'm keepin it real bitch (except, you're not a bitch. you're a very sweet girl).sarah - sticking with "better", open to being proven wrong, fair enough?
OK, but what if you belong to one of those religions where there can't be an equal number of boys and girls hanging out together socially and your superfriend comes over, turning it into an odd number, therefore making the whole thing 'right!'
OK - you are out of control because even he doesn't say "the whole thing" right. only right. Admit it! you're just thinking with your willy.besides since when are you the argumentative one? this is confusing me. what next, are you going to start thinking in words? are you going to sort your laundry and become a bad speller too? this could get confusing.
Also and p.s. another super important thing to note about this book is that when I hear "Jed the Humanoid" by Granddaddy, I think about it. okay, now I think I've said it all.

