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| The Official Stronghold Guide: The Server Solution |
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| Manufacturer: Ziff-Davis Press |
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 I loved it...it was much better than "Cats"... |
| Review Date: February 19, 1999 |
| Reviewer: , |
| ...I'm going to read it again, and again... Actually, I'm going to get copies for all my friends, and family members, too. I think this one is much better than "Bible for Dummies!" and *certainly* much better than "Sex for Dummies!" (A book that should never have been published, IMO. If you need a manual for that, you shouldn't be breeding...) You should get this book! We should all get this book! Blows the hell out of the competition! |
An Intriguing Read
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| Review Date: February 20, 1999 |
| Reviewer: , |
| I still have no idea what Stronghold is, but I spent many meaningful hours reading this volume on the crapper. Makes a fine gift! |
Most better book! I have reading with pleasure!
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| Review Date: February 18, 1999 |
| Reviewer: , |
| This book is good for the mouth! Not to sad, we sparkle with delight at imminent publication! Mr. Parekh, dear fellow, are congratulation with achievement of superb jolly achieved. Millions of happy reader worldwide do flock to purchasing book! On Stronghold! Ordering my copies today! |
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| Review Date: February 18, 1999 |
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| Is it the work that the author puts into it? Is it the way it is received by the critics? Is it the number of people who eventually buy it? Is it how it maintains its popularity over the years? How history judges its importance? It is none of these. The only true measure of a book's greatness is the number of pre-release orders it generates. This is a great book. |
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| Review Date: February 18, 1999 |
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| To see if this book will be useful to you, mark the following statements as (choose one): A. Defintely true; B. Plausible; C. I have no idea; D. Seems unlikely; or E. Definitely false. 1) You need a good, solid introductory text on knotwork and restraint devices for your upcoming dungeon party. 2) You're afraid your dom friends will laugh at you when you start tying your partner up they way you learned to tie boats up at the yacht club. 3) You know what those double-clip hooks and cross-bar spreaders look like, but--gosh, what are they for? 4) Your partner wiggles out of your restraints faster than you can get your strap-on buckled. If you answered A or B to any of the above, this is the book for you! Sameer Parekh details the intricacies of being the official restrainer in any BDSM setting. With fabulous scene negotiation skills and the hands of a master, Parekh's directions and examples are clear, to the point, and right up any novice dom's alley. This book is as good as "Screw the Roses, Send Me The Thorns" and "SM101" *without* all the usual Northern Cali sexpert pretension--Parekh has an unparalleled sense of humor. Get it now! |
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