And who needs to know the author’s name anyway? What’s that? The people who want to read the whole Sci-Corp War Saga? There are people like that? Crazy b*$t*rds.
No, it was Torino. The classic dark metallic-green color from the 1970s with a tan interior. My dad bought it for cheap and had the unmatched (gold) door painted the same color as the rest of the car. Had a bigg-a$$ V-8 under the hood. Booyah.
And Donna never had a car; she had to settle for rides from her brother. :-/
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Wow. And the only thing I can read is the title. Though I would probably want to hide my name too…
Another “of the sci-corp war saga”-type of a no-hype series. Ugh.
Yeah, but maybe they’re *not* planets, maybe they’re giant eggs and the title was originally going to be The First Chicken.
Just what I was thinking.
I see they are suffering from the rust disease that Bradbury mentioned.
Maybe it’s not a squeezed planet. Maybe it’s one of those eggs from “Alien.” Aieeee…
And they went to the egg-shaped planets in a washing machine??
Melons!
Eggs?
And a spacesuit vomiting blood.
Okay, just ewwww.
And who needs to know the author’s name anyway? What’s that? The people who want to read the whole Sci-Corp War Saga? There are people like that? Crazy b*$t*rds.
Did the First Dawn drive a Camaro?
Or wait – I think that was Donna . . .
– Car Talk Reference
No, it was Torino. The classic dark metallic-green color from the 1970s with a tan interior. My dad bought it for cheap and had the unmatched (gold) door painted the same color as the rest of the car. Had a bigg-a$$ V-8 under the hood. Booyah.
And Donna never had a car; she had to settle for rides from her brother. :-/