Okay, heads I win, tails you loose...ready?
'Eh there,
Well, I stumbled onto this page while looking for satire analysis on the novel (you know which 
) and discovered they were making the actual thing. I thought it was a joke at first, or an obsessive fan site (nothing wrong with that if you have one) , but wow they're actually making it real (or as real as anything can be on the internet). Pretty awesome.
I love reading (if there any books/authors/articles/stories you remcommend, please recommend them) and Douglas Adams is one of my favorite SF writers. Other SF writers I recommend are Issac Asimov (OMG he MADE the 'robot', without him there's no Data no C-3PO no David), Orson Scott Card (if you like Anthropology I suggest Xenocide), and Robert Heinlien (he can get pretty sexist though, so watch out). If your looking for humor try (the name says it all)Robert Asprin. His MYTH series (has magic and such but isn't the usual fantasy novel) and the Phule series (science fiction) are both about good leadership and outwitting the enemy.
Good times!
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