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Tuco · 08-12-2011, 11:11 AM

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Two geek brothers go to war. The payoff? Trillions of dollars in the next-generation robotic sex-toy trade.

But, where are their values? Why do they start at opposite ends... one with the pleasure unit's brain, and the other with her power tools?

This tale of over-the-hill ninjas, superficial heroes and artificial heroines could be the smartest trash you've read all week. It could be a graphic novel, if it wasn't so graphic. And, it could be the book that finally provides that elusive R-rated explanation of America's shallow culture.

Warning: this book is not for children. While nowhere near as bloody or demented as any average thriller, it provides an unvarnished look into the mind of the American male. Discussions are frank. The hero is Seth. His lust-obsessed friends don't help matters much, and the women, well - stacked or unstacked - they know how to play the game.

Site: http://tucoslade.info *(Has Sample Chapters here >

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005GAF3LK

08-12-2011, 11:11 AM	#1
Tuco Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2011 Device: Kindle	i, sexbot: A Shallow American Tale Image too large - MODERATOR] I'm pretty stoked to be in here. This has been a fun thing to try. THANKS for having me... Two geek brothers go to war. The payoff? Trillions of dollars in the next-generation robotic sex-toy trade. But, where are their values? Why do they start at opposite ends... one with the pleasure unit's brain, and the other with her power tools? This tale of over-the-hill ninjas, superficial heroes and artificial heroines could be the smartest trash you've read all week. It could be a graphic novel, if it wasn't so graphic. And, it could be the book that finally provides that elusive R-rated explanation of America's shallow culture. Warning: this book is not for children. While nowhere near as bloody or demented as any average thriller, it provides an unvarnished look into the mind of the American male. Discussions are frank. The hero is Seth. His lust-obsessed friends don't help matters much, and the women, well - stacked or unstacked - they know how to play the game. Site: http://tucoslade.info (Has Sample Chapters here > Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005GAF3LK Last edited by Dr. Drib; 08-12-2011 at 11:41 AM.