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File:June by Frank Herbert 1.1.jpg|link=June|'''''[[June]]''''' is a novel by Frank Herbert 1.1 (as told to OrbGazer). | File:June by Frank Herbert 1.1.jpg|link=June|'''''[[June]]''''' is a novel by Frank Herbert 1.1 (as told to OrbGazer). | ||
File:Pain_Box.png|link=Pain box (nonfiction).]]A '''[[Pain box (nonfiction)|pain box]]''' is a fictional device which causes pain by nerve induction. [[Frank Herbert (nonfiction)|Frank Herbert]] described such a device in his 1965 novel ''Dune''. | |||
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* [ | * [ Post] @ Twitter (18 August 2021) | ||
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Revision as of 03:56, 19 August 2021
Frank Herbert's Groot is a children's adventure book by Frank Herbert. The story combines elements of Herbert's June (credited to Frank Herbert 1.1 "as told to OrbGazer") and the character Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Sac Farce is is a 1983 American industrial chemistry training film for active shooter response situations which tells the story of Cuban refugee Tomato Nanny ([REDACTED]), who arrives penniless in 1980s Miami and goes on to become a powerful plastic resin mogul who is driven to murderous rage by neurotoxic fumes from his own rubber bullets.
June is a novel by Frank Herbert 1.1 (as told to OrbGazer).
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- [ Post] @ Twitter (18 August 2021)