Both:
- have thousands of annoying fanatical followers with intelligence levels well below that of their peers
- are an embarrassment to their respective genres
- contain strong religious undertones and overtones and tones
- depict and even condone the abuse of children
- are works of complete fiction
There I said it.
Star Wars Edition Potato, Admiral Ackbar, from Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, pretty well rendered in the medium of a tuber by God himself. About 15 cm tall, still in original jacket. Biodegradable.OH GOD. this would look so good on my mantle, you know, with all my other serial killer paraphernalia.
HAHA are you kidding me? This is better than Jesus!
Anthony Suau, Grozny, 1995
Beyond the Fall - Grozny 1995
Grozny, Chechyna. January 1995.On the front line a young Russian soldier plays with an unexploded tank shell laying amongst the ammunition that is not yet used. The building behind him is the former hospital.
I think not liking a book because there is swearing in it is a really invalid reason for not liking a book, if its part of the dialog and gives you a sense of the character. One of my friends said she didn’t like a book because the main character swore a lot, and was narrating the story. I feel thats a stupid reason to not like a book.
That is surely a stupid reason to not like a book, agreed. On the other hand, if there is too much swearing, to the point where it’s disruptive of other aspects, then I could see where you might not like it.