tom clancy books are better than whatever gay geek crap you pretend to like to sound smart

>>24582345 (OP)
Whatever helps you sleep at night

>>24582345 (OP)
I suspect this is meant to imply Tom Clancey is pew pew action like the movies which have his name on them instead of a bunch of machine specs and hopes nobody here has read Tom Clancey to know that.

>>24582345 (OP)
truth nuke from jenny
did this show produce a sexual awakening in anyone else?

>>24582364
oh im sexually awakening all right

i read some dean koontz's as a kid they went hard are they like clancy adjacent?

a goon thread is a based thread

>>24582345 (OP)
>mocks disney and commies in the 2nd episode
>gives you a robot fetish
what was their problem? also any books like this?

>>24582376
i don’t like koontz his prose is too flowery and self indulgent

>>24582385
And I don't care that Jenny is underage. That makes it better.

>>24582345 (OP)
Nobody under the age of 60 has ever read a Tom Clancy book.

>>24582403
shes a robot

>>24582426
She's a teenage robot.

>>24582400
>i don’t like koontz his prose is too flowery and self indulgent
>
There was always a Koontz vs King rivalry. I was King, and had read no Koontz yet. The girl I talked books with in college, was Koontz and a few Kings. We exchanged books, talked books, and yes it was wonderful that way.
But be that all as it may, she all but insisted I read a Koontz. I remember the bad guy? Was "Tick Tock", and he could freeze time. Two regular detectives, knew it. The whole rest of the book? Played it straight, but there was a supernatural ability killer out there. Book was also notable because the male detective of the pair chasing Tick Tock, quoted a shit ton of crime blurbs. The author noted, they were all real life.
Book was pretty cool. Based on that Koontz? I'd give any others of his an even chance.

>>24582436
the operative words here are robot sex