If there actually are any, every woman who ever slept with this guy--exempting those who were paid for services rendered--should be shot for treason against reason.
Something tells me that, "offshore assets" or not, in a crisis Strauss would be the first man shrieking like a howler monkey/shoving women and children out of the lifeboat/running away, arms flapping impotently.
Where I come grew up, men who say stuff like this have hobbies that involve wearing ensembles of bright orange AND camouflage, and they have glamor shots of their big-haired wives above their hearths, their hearths that are molded out of plastic that is made to look like wood trim. And their homes were delivered to them in sections And they have plastic deer in their front yards year round.
"Stock your home. Have a few weeks of water and food. So-called Meal-Ready-to-Eats, or MREs, are a good idea because they're so compact and last for seven years. But nuts, canned foods, protein bars-dense stuff like that with a long shelf-life is fine. Get a generator and some gas for it. Take an EMT class so you can help if anything happens to someone you love. I'd also buy a hand-cranked radio and a flashlight."
He's pretty good on paper--BL has worked on a few of his books, and they are quite spiffy--but then he tried to up his game and insert his actual spindly person into his projects, i.e., get noticed via face time, and he is making a total ass/tool of himself.
Writers: The cloak of mystery can be your best friend. Use it wisely.
@Jack_Burton: Gunsite, where he "learned to shoot," was a good choice, but a class or 2 doesn't make you Colonel Cooper.
I guess he missed the "zombie" boat and still wanted to cash-in.
Still interested? Look up these authors instead: Rangar Benson, George Hayduke, Bruce Clayton, Kurt Saxon, and so on. Read all the military field manuals you can find. Read up on "object permanence."
Then, rent Survivors, w/ Robin Williams and Walter Mattheau.
In all fairness, the only reason I ever go to the gym is so that I'm in shape in case I'm recruited by a rogue CIA operative/computer program. You have to prepare for these things people. And who better to teach us?
"Yo, check it: After the terrorists kill us all there will be nothing but cockroaches left to mack on in the post-apocalyptic dating scene. But if you follow my thirty-seven simple rules, those bugs will find you and your canned food fuckin' irresistable, bro."
@BadUncle: Where do you find these marvelous pictures? And Blix is right. The damn boat had a hole in it the size of a basketball. Patch the sucker with palm and bamboo, then get the hell off the island. Or push it in and have everyone stand on one side so the hole is out of the water.
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Maybe it's the shirt.
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"Stock your home. Have a few weeks of water and food. So-called Meal-Ready-to-Eats, or MREs, are a good idea because they're so compact and last for seven years. But nuts, canned foods, protein bars-dense stuff like that with a long shelf-life is fine. Get a generator and some gas for it. Take an EMT class so you can help if anything happens to someone you love. I'd also buy a hand-cranked radio and a flashlight."
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Writers: The cloak of mystery can be your best friend. Use it wisely.
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Also, I've been to St. Kitts. He'd better learn how to fish instead.
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I guess he missed the "zombie" boat and still wanted to cash-in.
Still interested? Look up these authors instead: Rangar Benson, George Hayduke, Bruce Clayton, Kurt Saxon, and so on. Read all the military field manuals you can find. Read up on "object permanence."
Then, rent Survivors, w/ Robin Williams and Walter Mattheau.
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Soldier of Fortune SuperStud!!1!
Who knew?
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Damn you, Eagle Eye!
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[www.instantrimshot.com]
(Of course, I haven't seen 120 pounds in quite a while, so the joke's on me.)
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