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[earthrimroamer]

So I'm reading Hope of Earth, and it's starting to spark something in my head. The premise of the novel is basically a family that, for reasons as yet unexplained, experiences all of human history as a few years. As in, they date from Australopithecus to like fifty years from now. The blurb explains it as one family, reborn through pivotal times in

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[anniefee]

if it's got so much incredible history in it why the heck did you tell me not to read it?

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[earthrimroamer]

Because there's a lot of sex, too.

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[anniefee]

oh. graphic?

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[earthrimroamer]

Yup. Lots of "hot slick"s and "throbbing"s.

[lemonmemory]

Run, LOWA, Run.

[bustos]

omg i HATED that movie, that was the only movie ever that i didnt watch all of.

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[earthrimroamer]

Lollers. Why? Too repetitive for you?

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[bustos]

EXTREMELY!

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[earthrimroamer]

Pfft. For this movie, God is in the details. As you watch it again and again over a period of time, you notice that very specific details are different each time she runs the course, and--

I dunno. I just find it incredibly subtle, I guess.