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The Peripherals What if Computers Could Talk?

S C Hamill, Sam Hill

Publisher: Earth Angel Books

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Summary

The PERIPHERALS. What if Computers Could Talk?  
What if your crazy computer and it's peripheral friends or foes could talk? 
What if they were all actually alive and we didn't even know? 
What kinds of normal, fun or 
madcap personalities would they have? 
Would they even have names? 
And what would they even have to talk about? 
In fact, would they even take the time to interact with each other? 
Here's some that are doing just that! 
Why don't you come and see what they are talking on about. 
  
 
Available since: 07/29/2018.

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