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Old 08-08-2010, 12:34 PM   #158
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How will you feel when Boomerang: The Classic Hutcheson Comedy-Adventure - Now with Ultraviolent Zombie Mayhem! by Seth Grahame-Smith hits the bookstores?

Well now, wouldn't that be something? But I do think that Ted (ex-NBA power forward/current jazz guitarist/reluctant hero in Boomerang) who has very definite ideas about what makes for good literature, just might take issue. Mr. Grahame-Smith just possibly could find himself being sat upon by a very large, very angry fictional character.

Might be fun to watch.

And good lord, thanks for the "Classic Hutcheson Comedy-Adventure" bit.

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