FUNNY MÊMÊS: The Funny Cat MÊMÊS Collection Joke Books by Ben Chips-MÊMÊS (2 Reviews)    Price verified 36 minutes ago

Funny Cat MÊMÊS special

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Mémếs: Gaming Me'Més Only True Gamers Understand Danks Collection Vol 1 by Jarrell Brown (62 Reviews)    Price verified 36 minutes ago

Gaming Memes Only True Gamers Understand! Funny danks jokes for relax!

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FUNNY DÁNK MÉMÉS' OF 2024: Humorous Jokes, Parody Photograph and Other Hilarious Crazy Stuff by Maddison Garner Price verified 6 hours ago

This is the biggest collection of Memes you can find here - more then 2500 pages of best memes gathered in one place for your convenience. This book is FREE for Kindle Unlimited users! Have fun with our collection!

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FUNNY MÊMÊS: Clean and Fresh Dankalicious MÊMÊS by Ben Chips-MÊMÊS (11 Reviews)    Price verified 36 minutes ago

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A ONE WEEK LOVE STORY: ABOUT ME AND MY LOVE (Love stories for everyone Book 1) by ANBARASU ADITHYA (1 Review)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Love stories have no downfalls. No matter how many times you read, you will never get bored. Since it has deeply penetrated everyone's mind. It will not perish at any time. What is love? Who do we fall for? Why do we fall? No one has the answers for these. Love is the base for all. That is what drives all lives. Love has been the driving force behind a man since the beginning of time. This fiction 'A one-week love story' is narrated through a girl. Jennifer is the protagonist. This fiction is about her search for love and perception. Usually, the stories we read have a male standpoint. Cinemas too picturize the same. What does love look like from a female standpoint? What do her expectations look like? How does her pain look? How does her happiness look? 'SHE' speaks out everything in this fiction 'A one-week love story'. It doesn't matter for a man and woman to talk about love from their perspectives. But, this fiction is about a girl who tells a tale through a man's pen. The characters in this fiction are Jennifer, Savita, Parthiban, Karthik, and Parthiban's mother and father, you might definitely come across any one of these characters in your life. If it is true, this fiction 'A one-week love story' surely has a place in your heart. Regards Anbarasu Aditya Love Quotes from some Websites • "As he read, I fell in love the way you fall asleep: slowly, and then all at once." - John Green • "Loved you yesterday, love you still, always have, always will." - Elaine Davis • "I saw that you were perfect, and so I loved you. Then I saw that you were not perfect and I loved you even more." - Angelita Lim • "I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. I love you not only for what you have made of yourself, but for what you are making of me. I love you for the part of me that you bring out." - Elizabeth Barrett Browning • "Thinking of you keeps me awake. Dreaming of you keeps me asleep. Being with you keeps me alive." - ...

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MÊMÊS: Life Hacks Special With Dank Funny MÊMÊS by Ben Chips-MÊMÊS (2 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Life Hacks and Funny MÊMÊS

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Fresh New Mémếs: Best Humor Pictures Parody Life Fails by Dorothy R. Patrick Price verified 16 minutes ago

Funny MÊMÊS XXL Clean Humor

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Mémés: Fresh Epic Diamond XXL Collection and Other Humor Stuff by Andrew Slim Price verified 6 hours ago

Morning Funny Memes for a Good Day!

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You’re Crazy, Wilford: Being the Further Misadventures of the Misfit of Anti-Lehi-Nephi by Keith Norman (Palmetto Publishing) (2 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Unravel the Hilarity and Chaos in the Further Misadventures of Wilford Bushman - A Journey of Nostalgic, Small-Town Eccentricities Embrace the eccentricities of small-town life in You're Crazy, Wilford: The Further Misadventures of the Misfit of Anti-Lehi-Nephi, the captivating sequel to B U C: A Boy Among the Saints. Readers will find themselves lost in bouts of laughter as they follow Wilford Bushman, our endearing protagonist, now two years older but hardly wiser. As Wilford dives headfirst into the turbulent waters of junior high, he confronts a barrage of relatable, yet amusing challenges. From navigating homework, band practice, and gym classes to dodging bullies and fumbling first encounters with girls, every page is a slice of life, seasoned generously with humor. Meanwhile, the normally quiet town of Anti-Lehi-Nephi in Utah buzzes with activity. Political chaos brews over a botched election, ward roadshows stir the pot, and Wilford's relatives grapple with unexpected trials. Amid this tumult, Wilford's troubling dreams and an encounter with a mysterious creature hint at a life-altering revelation awaiting him. Drawing inspiration from authors ranging from Mark Twain to Jean Shepherd, author Keith Norman cleverly blends nostalgia with social commentary, providing an insightful snapshot of a bygone era, all the while subtly addressing contemporary issues. The result is a hilarious and heartwarming tale that transcends generations, resonating equally with baby boomers, Latter-day Saints, conservative religious audiences, and anyone who's ever experienced the sweet confusion of adolescence. Dive into the hilarity and chaos that is Wilford Bushman's life and join him on his unforgettable journey of discovery and transformation in You're Crazy, Wilford: The Further Misadventures of the Misfit of Anti-Lehi-Nephi.

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Take A Chance (The Chanceville Chronicles Book 1) by Lynn Ross (22 Reviews)    Price verified 15 hours ago

Professional and ambitious to a fault, Cora O'Malley has no time for the fascinating mystery author, Trent Rogers, she chances to meet in the airport -- even if he is easy on the eyes. But when she returns from an extremely successful business trip only to find herself fired with an explanation that makes no sense, Cora decides to hire Trent to find out the real story. Trent keeps it to himself that writing mysteries and conducting actual investigations are two very different things. The assignment is the perfect excuse to get to know Cora better, especially now that she has the time for romance. But Cora also has a wild-child past that Trent never would have expected of the buttoned-up businesswoman he first met. Part of her past is Dougie, her childhood best friend whose casual familiarity with Cora sets Trent's teeth on edge. Suddenly, relationship-challenged Cora has to decide whether she wants to fan flames from a comfortable old spark or take a chance on a new love. Full of sweet and sassy banter, Take a Chance is a fun, positive story sure to make you smile. This "closed-door" romantic comedy has plenty of humor and romantic chemistry, but there are no graphic sex scenes on the page. There is some limited adult language and suggestive humor.

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Just My Luck: A Humorous Account of Life's Absurdities by Kyle Woodruff (2 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

Being a human has many painful and embarrassing moments, many of which are funny with the right twist of perspective. Just My Luck nimbly walks the tightrope of comedy and political correctness with a collection of essays that turns frowns right side up again. Observational humor and self-deprecation are the foundation of these stories, relatable at every turn. If you've ever had a childhood, taken a dump, or been to the DMV then this book is for you. Just be prepared to never look at getting your blood drawn the same way again.

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Ultima and Worldbuilding in the Computer Role-Playing Game by Carly A. Kocurek Price verified 52 minutes ago

Ultima and World-Building in the Computer Role-Playing Game is the ?rst scholarly book to focus exclusively on the long-running Ultima series of computer role-playing games (RPG) and to assess its lasting impact on the RPG genre and video game industry. Through archival and popular media sources, examinations of fan communities, and the game itself, this book historicizes the games and their authors. By attending to the salient moments and sites of game creation throughout the series' storied past, authors Carly A. Kocurek and Matthew Thomas Payne detail the creative choices and structural forces that brought Ultima's celebrated brand of role-playing to fruition. This book ?rst considers the contributions of series founder and lead designer, Richard Garriott, examining how his fame and notoriety as a pioneering computer game auteur shaped Ultima's reception and paved the way for the evolution of the series. Next, the authors retrace the steps that Garriott took in fusing analog, tabletop role-playing with his self-taught lessons in computer programming. Close textual analyses of Ultima I outline how its gameplay elements o?ered a foundational framework for subsequent innovations in design and storytelling. Moving beyond the game itself, the authors assess how marketing materials and physical collectibles ampli?ed its immersive hold and how the series' legions of fans have preserved the series. Game designers, long-time gamers, and fans will enjoy digging into the games' production history and mechanics while media studies and game scholars will ?nd Ultima and World-Building in the Computer Role-Playing Game a useful extension of inquiry into authorship, media history, and the role of fantasy in computer game design.

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Twilight Zone Reflections: An Introduction to the Philosophical Imagination by Saul Traiger Price verified 7 hours ago

Twilight Zone Reflections is the first book of its kind to explore the entirety of The Twilight Zone (1959-1964) as a series. It acts as both an introduction to the field of philosophy and as a complete guide to the philosophical issues illustrated throughout the original 1959-64 television series. Author Saul Traiger explores each of the 156 episodes, investigating the show's themes in metaphysics, epistemology, moral and political philosophy, and other topics in a way that is accessible to both seasoned philosophers and those outside academia. Each short chapter dives into a single episode and concludes with helpful cross-references to other episodes that explore similar philosophical problems and subjects. For example, a reader may be interested in questions about the nature of the mind and whether machines can think. By referencing this book, they could easily discover the thematic connections between episodes like "I Sing the Body Electric" or "The Lateness of the Hour," and learn how both episodes introduce the viewer to possible worlds that challenge us to consider whether our idea of the mind, and even our very personhood, extends beyond the human to robots and other artificial intelligences. Each chapter introduces fundamental philosophical questions such as these through the lens of The Twilight Zone and inspires additional exploration. Further readings are suggested for all episodes, making this volume indispensable to academics, students, and fans of the show. Each chapter is short and accessible, ensuring that this book is the perfect resource to accompany a complete series re-watch. The Twilight Zone considered questions that strike at the heart of philosophical inquiry, such as the nature of self, the existence of god, the possibility of an afterlife, the relationship between knowledge and mental illness, the nature of possibility, even the nature of imagination itself, and so much more. Traiger argues that each episode can serve as an entry ...

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Kuliga Gate by Ivy Crawford (1 Review)    Price verified 6 hours ago

2029: Newly inaugurated President MacArthur White resigned after only two weeks. Feigning a late Covid attack, he feared indictment for inciting a riot that left an Indian lad at death's door. Going on the Lam, he weaves his way through family issues and being kidnapped into a hidden "militia" camp in his struggle to recapture political viability. Can Mac come back?

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Tempest: Geometries of Play (Landmark Video Games) by Judd Ethan Ruggill (University of Michigan Press) (6 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Atari's 1981 arcade hit Tempest was a "tube shooter" built around glowing, vector-based geometric shapes. Among its many important contributions to both game and cultural history, Tempest was one of the first commercial titles to allow players to choose the game's initial play difficulty (a system Atari dubbed "SkillStep"), a feature that has since became standard for games of all types. Tempest was also one of the most aesthetically impactful games of the twentieth century, lending its crisp, vector aesthetic to many subsequent movies, television shows, and video games. In this book, Ruggill and McAllister enumerate and analyze Tempest's landmark qualities, exploring the game's aesthetics, development context, and connections to and impact on video game history and culture. By describing the game in technical, historical, and ludic detail, they unpack the game's latent and manifest audio-visual iconography and the ideological meanings this iconography evokes.

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Silent Hill: The Terror Engine (Landmark Video Games) by Bernard Perron (University of Michigan Press) (130 Reviews)    Price verified 4 hours ago

Silent Hill: The Terror Engine, the second of the two inaugural studies in the Landmark Video Games series from series editors Mark J. P. Wolf and Bernard Perron, is both a close analysis of the first three Silent Hill games and a general look at the whole series. Silent Hill, with its first title released in 1999, is one of the most influential of the horror video game series. Perron situates the games within the survival horror genre, both by looking at the history of the genre and by comparing Silent Hill with such important forerunners as Alone in the Dark and Resident Evil. Taking a transmedia approach and underlining the designer's cinematic and literary influences, he uses the narrative structure; the techniques of imagery, sound, and music employed; the game mechanics; and the fiction, artifact, and gameplay emotions elicited by the games to explore the specific fears survival horror games are designed to provoke and how the experience as a whole has made the Silent Hill series one of the major landmarks of video game history.

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DOOM: SCARYDARKFAST (Landmark Video Games) by Dan Pinchbeck (University of Michigan Press) (8 Reviews)    Price verified 3 hours ago

In December 1993, gaming changed forever. id Software's seminal shooter DOOM was released, and it shook the foundations of the medium. Daniel Pinchbeck brings together the complete story of DOOM for the first time. This book takes a look at the early days of first-person gaming and the video game studio system. It discusses the prototypes and the groundbreaking technology that drove the game forward and offers a detailed analysis of gameplay and level design. Pinchbeck also examines DOOM's contributions to wider gaming culture, such as online multiplay and the modding community, and the first-person gaming genre, focusing on DOOM's status as a foundational title and the development of the genre since 1993. Pinchbeck draws extensively from primary data: from the game itself, from the massive fan culture surrounding the title, and from interviews with the developers who made it. This book is not only the definitive work on DOOM but a snapshot of a period of gaming history, a manifesto for a development ethos, and a celebration of game culture at its best.

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Myst and Riven: The World of the D'ni (Landmark Video Games) by Mark J. P. Wolf (14 Reviews)    Price verified 16 minutes ago

"Myst and Riven is well-written, interesting, on-topic, insightful, and a real pleasure to read." -- Edward Castronova, Indiana University Video games have become a major cultural force, and within their history, Myst and its sequel Riven stand out as influential examples. Myst and Riven: The World of the D'ni is a close analysis of two of the most popular and significant video games in the history of the genre, investigating in detail their design, their functionality, and the gameplay experience they provide players. While scholarly close analysis has been applied to films for some time now, it has only rarely been applied at this level to video games. Mark J. P. Wolf uses elements such as graphics and sound, the games' mood and atmosphere and how they are generated, the geography and design of the digital worlds, and the narrative structures of the games to examine their appeal to both critical and general audiences, their legacy, and what made them great. Myst and Riven is the inaugural book in the Landmark Video Games series, edited by Mark J. P. Wolf and Bernard Perron, which is the first series to examine individual video games of historical significance.

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This Gaming Life: Travels in Three Cities by Jim Rossignol (13 Reviews)    Price verified 27 minutes ago

"In May 2000 I was fired from my job as a reporter on a finance newsletter because of an obsession with a video game. It was the best thing that ever happened to me." So begins this story of personal redemption through the unlikely medium of electronic games. Quake, World of Warcraft, Eve Online, and other online games not only offered author Jim Rossignol an excellent escape from the tedium of office life. They also provided him with a diverse global community and a job -- as a games journalist. Part personal history, part travel narrative, part philosophical reflection on the meaning of play, This Gaming Life describes Rossignol's encounters in three cities: London, Seoul, and Reykjavik. From his days as a Quake genius in London's increasingly corporate gaming culture; to Korea, where gaming is a high-stakes televised national sport; to Iceland, the home of his ultimate obsession, the idiosyncratic and beguiling Eve Online, Rossignol introduces us to a vivid and largely undocumented world of gaming lives. Torn between unabashed optimism about the future of games and lingering doubts about whether they are just a waste of time, This Gaming Life also raises important questions about this new and vital cultural form. Should we celebrate the "serious" educational, social, and cultural value of games, as academics and journalists are beginning to do? Or do these high-minded justifications simply perpetuate the stereotype of games as a lesser form of fun? In this beautifully written, richly detailed, and inspiring book, Rossignol brings these abstract questions to life, immersing us in a vibrant landscape of gaming experiences. "We need more writers like Jim Rossignol, writers who are intimately familiar with gaming, conversant in the latest research surrounding games, and able to write cogently and interestingly about the experience of playing as well as the deeper significance of games." -- Chris Baker, Wired "This Gaming Life is a fascinating and eye-opening ...

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Cringeworthy: A Romance Goes Rogue by Irene Woodbury Price verified 12 hours ago

What do you do when you discover that the man you've loved for 10 years has been secretly having an affair with a showgirl for 18 months -- and he has just flown to Las Vegas to propose to her? You could do the ladylike thing, congratulate them, and move on graciously. You could react more compulsively by eating too much ice cream, drinking too much wine, and arranging a slew of online dates. Or you could do what Crescent Weevil, a despairing girl Friday, does: steal 5,000 dollars from the office safe, drive like a maniac from Michigan to Vegas, break into the showgirl's condo, and kidnap her boyfriend. Can a happy ending possibly be lurking beneath all of the chaos and craziness? Find out in darkly funny Cringeworthy: A Romance Goes Rogue.

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