Also, while I enjoyed Robert Ferrigno's first "futuristic thriller," does it bother Roger L that the hero of the book is an Islamic warrior? I get the feeling he thinks Christians (living in the "Bible Belt" and at war with the rest of the country) are the heroes in the book, not Rakkim Epps, the "assassin" of the title. The new book is reportedly much harsher on the Bible Belt, and still focused on Rakkim as the hero.
I'm confused. While Roger is clearly a coward, he also, paradoxically, lacks a conscience.
If someone out there smarter than I can please reconcile this, I would be forever grateful.
It is simple. Anything bigger then he is scares him and must be destroyed.
Everything is bigger then he is.
A big-shot-himself-in-the-face is more like it
”I blush to admit I haven't read any of Robert Ferrigno's futuristic thrillers yet…”
And yet he apparently doesn’t blush having written that.
Sweet Jesus. Makes Don Surber look like Archimedes.
Oh, and it’s for sure he’s never met a Muslim. How is it that a poor West Virginia boy like me is more worldly than a Hollyweird big shot? Well, not exactly a big shot…
Maybe if Roger maintained a list of Apocalyptic schools opening up in the US, he'll realize where the true menace is. And that chances of that happening are......
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahhaha
I made myself laff.
Tris, Roger's a few, um, years behind the times, considering the city opened its only dedicated Muslim school like, what? Two years ago?
"Should we now be closing our eyes and looking forward to the imposition of Sharia Law at Zabar's?"
Oh, man, that's priceless. I still, for the life of me, can't imagine how this douchebag ever made a living as a writer. He's one of the most vapid bloggers out there. Most of his posts are pointless, stream of unconsciousness wank-offs.
Thanks for the dedication, bro.
Indeed. No need to convince me, pal.
I'm willing to bet that these morons have never met a Muslim in their lives.
My friend Abduhl is the most non violent man I have ever known.
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