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A guide for suckers
Burford Books
February 2001
192 pages ISBN: 1580800866 Trade Size (reprint)
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Non-Fiction Memoir
Before Starring in Night Court on television, Harry Anderson
performed as a magician/comedian/con man. Here in this
funny, smart, and totally wicked book he unveils the tricks
behind the cons, swindles, and wagers that seperate fools
and their money in streets, bars, carnivals, casinos, and
racetracks every day. Learn how not to get suckered - or at
least how to laugh if you do!
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Re: Games You Can't Lose
Recovering from the first delights and transferring the spirit, you can proceed directly to the game. From the very beginning, quite unusual control makes itself felt - even using a gamepad, it will take some time to adjust. In weightlessness, it is not necessary to always keep the engines of the spacesuit on - enough short pulses to start slowly but surely move towards the target. It is not recommended to "gas" too because the amount of oxygen for breathing is directly related to the fuel for the engines. A little did not keep track of - the stock drops to critical values, the heroine begins to choke convulsively and has to "restart". Lack of oxygen is felt all the time; it's good that among the wreckage of the station there are always small capsules, thanks to which it is possible to hold out a little more. (Anna May 11:00am May 20, 2018)
After a while, the constant pursuit of air begins to irritate. To admire the beauties especially there is no time - we need to look for flashes of beacons, which designate oxygen capsules, and convulsively click on the scanner button so that it illuminates on the screen and radar a place where it is possible to replenish the reserves. Over time, the volume of the respiratory mixture stored in the suit can be increased, but even then its search remains a priority for our astronaut. (Anna May 11:00am May 20, 2018)
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