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“David Attenborough searches through the feral with the tamed protocols of an insightful teacher. He flaunts his chutzpah with the endorsed temerity of ever-lingering ecstasies of the determined. His voice is ruggedly baritone and is steeped on visages from the drama of the exsanguinated. Step into the wild today and be with David, and with such delicate intricacies patterned around the glitz of fossilized paws and spoors.”

“A man’s penis and a snake share some similarities : both are long; both are flexible; both change in shape and in size when roused; both stretch longer and become firmer when in action; both spit out liquid (the former spits out urine and sperm, the latter spits out venom); both cannot do without holes (the former goes into a hole for maximum pleasure, the latter for safety); both recoil after sufficiently striking their targets.”

“Frederick Forsyth was a master story-teller with the thrilling wizardry that holds you spellbound as you flick through pages that lucidly explain to you the dynamics he mustered to urge himself on through plots only he could have drafted. His ODESSA FILE lies between being unputdownable and being unforgettable —a rich and remarkable narrative that could only have been structured by a thaumaturge who works the miracle and magic of gripping storytelling. Had he been a painter, Forsyth would have ridiculed colours with images sidling towards a revolution.”

“Roberta Flack was a songbird who was exceptionally gifted with the immense power and elation to sing. She sang so eloquently and never for once flubbed the lines of lyrics or hit the keys of her piano with a riot of fingers. Her great and heart-warming Killing Me Softly is one song on everyone’s tongue, a song strong enough to rid its listener of enteric disorders, a song hummed by all and remembered by all —as its singer, our dear Roberta, would forever be remembered.”

“Larry King electrified interviews by lending them the credence of pure and brilliant animation required to awaken that desire in viewers to do nothing else but give their attentions to their TV sets. His guttural voice was pleasantly stentorian. With it, he chatted warmly. And chattered reasonably. And charted a course for himself that made him an icon of the screen. I'd borrow his voice for an hour and return it on Resurrection day.”