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[[File:Frank Herbert's Groot.jpg|thumb|Earliest known publicity material for '''''Frank Herbert's Groot'''''.]]'''''Frank Herbert's Groot''''' is a children's adventure book by [[Frank Herbert (nonfiction)|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''. | [[File:Frank Herbert's Groot.jpg|thumb|Earliest known publicity material for '''''Frank Herbert's Groot'''''.]]'''''Frank Herbert's Groot''''' is a children's adventure book by [[Frank Herbert (nonfiction)|Frank Herbert]]. The story combines elements of Herbert's '''''[[June]]''''' (credited to Frank Herbert 1.1 "as told to [[OrbGazer (nonfiction)|OrbGazer]]") and the character Groot from ''Guardians of the Galaxy''. | ||
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Revision as of 08:00, 25 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.
In the News
![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.](/w/images/thumb/9/95/Sac_Farce_-_Say_hello_to_my_resin_friend.jpg/120px-Sac_Farce_-_Say_hello_to_my_resin_friend.jpg)
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.
A pain box is a fictional device which causes pain by nerve induction. Frank Herbert described such a device in his 1965 novel Dune.
"Ecology Turret" is an anagram of "Grocery Outlet".
Humpty Dumpty At Bat is "heartbroken at the thought of never seeing the birth of the universe again," say artificial intelligence experts.
June is a novel by Frank Herbert 1.1 (as told to OrbGazer).
![The Unruly Submarine (better known as Unruly Little Submarine) is a celebrated children's book about a young submarine who misbehaves, with disastrous consequences for the [REDACTED] Navy.](/w/images/thumb/a/a6/Unruly_Little_Submarine.jpg/86px-Unruly_Little_Submarine.jpg)
The Unruly Submarine (better known as Unruly Little Submarine) is a celebrated children's book about a young submarine who misbehaves, with disastrous consequences for the [REDACTED] Navy.
Fiction cross-reference
- Ecology Turret
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Humpty Dumpty At Bat
- June
- Sac Farce
- The Unruly Submarine
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- [ Post] @ Twitter (18 August 2021)