Other Reviews by culinarygrad@gmail.com 9

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  Man was I scared
  A review of PROP HOUSE V-2
  by culinarygrad@gmail.com on 06/08/2011
  I think your spin on at a night in a museum was much more fun than the movies that subsequently went out. I mean really. What's a night at the museum without the three stooges? Of course you had the open-mindedness to include none other than that of William Shatner. He is the quintessential vodka in the grapefruit for any sci-fi/museum movie. Bring on the flying saucers and... I think your spin on at a night in a museum was much more fun than the movies that subsequently went out. I mean really. What's a night at the museum without the three stooges? Of course you had the open-mindedness to include none other than that of William Shatner. He is the quintessential vodka in the grapefruit for any sci-fi/museum movie. Bring on the flying saucers and the Space Victims. Maybe Jerry Springer was a stretch, but he's as surreal as any alien out there. Jude, Dog, and the Hulk were perfect hollywood outlaws on Ventura Blvd. Maybe they could have hidden out in topanga. Did Gable really have false teeth? Keep that a secret. Eddy and Jack were perfect in their character. They kept it real amidst the unreal. The "Stone" was pivitol, and gave validity to the possible truth of it all. And who the hell didn't love Marylin Monroe. Eddy did for sure. Nice script. "Here's lookin' at you, kid." read
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  wow
  A review of Dr. Towers' Babel (rev)
  by culinarygrad@gmail.com on 05/01/2011
  First, I liked your use of the word "twixt". Imaginative, a trip, a journey . . . imaginative. I didn't mind the length at all. I enjoy reading and going to the places the author invites me to visit . . . journey. Mind expanding. Mmmmmmmmmm .. . . . Thought provoking in a delicious sort of way . . . not forced . . . I wanted to take the trip . . . adventure out. I... First, I liked your use of the word "twixt".
  
  Imaginative, a trip, a journey . . . imaginative.
  
  I didn't mind the length at all. I enjoy reading and going to the places the author invites me to visit . . . journey.
  
  Mind expanding.
  
  Mmmmmmmmmm .. . . .
  
  Thought provoking in a delicious sort of way . . . not forced . . . I wanted to take the trip . . . adventure out.
  
  I love space and its quiet sparkling omniprecense . . . every "night" . . .
  
  Hope, dreams, wonder, escape, dark, unsure, unknown, magnetic, mysterious, quiet
  
  
  Science, god, time travel, towers, denial, faith, belief, energy, souls, mystery . . .
  
  Universal questions . . . maybe we aren't made to learn the answer(s) but are made to ask the questions and yearn . . .
  
  Thanks. read
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  You Left me Hanging
  A review of Bubba's Bubble
  by culinarygrad@gmail.com on 04/24/2011
  I loves the "geo" history of the lay of the land. I also enjoyed the bit of history about Florida and how the state got its name. I know some "splunkers" so I was very interested in seeing how "cave diving" differed. You created a great sense of the dangers and risks, as well as, the consequences for those who ignorantly forge ahead. I thing the 1/3 1/3 1/3 philosophy... I loves the "geo" history of the lay of the land. I also enjoyed the bit of history about Florida and how the state got its name.
  
  I know some "splunkers" so I was very interested in seeing how "cave diving" differed.
  
  You created a great sense of the dangers and risks, as well as, the consequences for those who ignorantly forge ahead.
  
  I thing the 1/3 1/3 1/3 philosophy can probably be applied to many things in life . . . we often use 1/2 and 1/2 at best and there is nothing left in reserves for an emergency. You gave me that thought to ponder.
  
  Your comments about the "waste" being dumped were heard loud and clear. I think decades and decades ago there were far fewer people in this world . . . and now there are sooooooooooooooo many which means more consumption, more waste, and more careless "dumping" by industry, as well as, individuals . . .
  
  When there were only 500 people in an area . . . if someone just left their fence materials or dumped them near the water or in the water . . . only one person did that and the earth might have been able to handle that amount of "waste" without too much trouble . . . but now there are just millions of us consuming and disposing of our waste, and it is a real concern. . . .even lawful waste is a difficult problem to tackle . . .
  
  Your character gets caught in the waste . . . and goes down, bleeding . . . to the depths of the cave. I assume he died but hope he didn't . . . would you consider a different ending . . . more clear . . . or did you want to "leave us hanging . . . "
  
  Very nicely written. I liked your story. It made me think of many things, as I've mentioned in this review.
  
  
  Good luck! read