Name that Sci-fi book

[Quiet Stranger]

So I've been thinking lately that I need a good Choose your own adventure story lately and I some what remember this book I got from my Elementary school library many years back, now what I remember from it was it's a sci-fi Choose your own adventure story and if I remember correctly there's some kind of creature on a hover board (or something like that) on the front and in the book itself you are a man, I believe a detective maybe, and in the first few pages you see a woman in a crows of people (I guess she must catch your eye) and one of your choices is to follow her, also in the book they make the adventure even harder because you have to keep track of the time and write down notes and stuff, now this book is old (not new, 90's or below) anyone know this book?

 

[xHipaboo420x]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

 

[Quiet Stranger]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

 

[-Drifter-]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

It does here. Really, it wouldn't kill you to put in some punctuation. It makes things easier to read.

 

[xHipaboo420x]

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

Well then you obviously don't recognise the internet as the life-affirming entity that it is. The internet is a means of communciation, and to communicate you must at least make an attempt at coherent discourse.

But hey, that's just me. Takes different strokes to move the world etc. etc.

 

[Quiet Stranger]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

It does here. Really, it wouldn't kill you to put in some punctuation. It makes things easier to read.

Well, maybe it WOULD kill me! You ever think about THAT!!? XP

 

[Quiet Stranger]

Also still no answer to this book, uuuummm, what else can I say, I think thats it, I really want to read this book again

 

[TheFacelessOne]

Larry NIven's Flatlander?

'Bout a kind of space detective named Hamilton.

 

[octafish]

Turn to page 12 if you remember this book.

Turn to page 43 if you do not.

 

[Irony's Acolyte]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

It does here. Really, it wouldn't kill you to put in some punctuation. It makes things easier to read.

Well, maybe it WOULD kill me! You ever think about THAT!!? XP

HeyIknowwhatyoumean.Punctunationdoesn'treallymatteratallontheinternet.Solongasthewordsareonthepage,anyonecanreadthemeasily.SoIdon'treallymindifyoudon'tputsomeperiodsintherebecauseitcanstillbecipheredout,Right?

In all seriousness, no you don't HAVE to punctuate your post but it does make it a HELL of alot easier for the people on here who are willing to help you. Just sayin'.

As for your book I don't really know what it is.

 

[-Drifter-]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

It does here. Really, it wouldn't kill you to put in some punctuation. It makes things easier to read.

Well, maybe it WOULD kill me! You ever think about THAT!!? XP

Well in that case you ought to be dead right now, seeing as how you used a comma, three exclamation marks and a question mark.

 

[Quiet Stranger]

ARGH, CONTINUOUS PROSE

Punctuation, Broseph - it's there for a reason!

With regards to the book in question, I have no idea. Doubtless someone on the site will, though.

Yeah well i don't much care for it since on the internet it doesnt really matter, now when it comes to writing a letter or homework sure, but not the internet

It does here. Really, it wouldn't kill you to put in some punctuation. It makes things easier to read.

Well, maybe it WOULD kill me! You ever think about THAT!!? XP

Well in that case you ought to be dead right now, seeing as how you used a comma, three exclamation marks and a question mark.

you shush


Still waiting for the name of that book

 

[Quiet Stranger]

Larry NIven's Flatlander?

'Bout a kind of space detective named Hamilton.

that might be it, is it a choose your own adventure?

 

[DefunctTheory]

So I've been thinking lately that I need a good 'Choose your own adventure' story. I somewhat remember a book I got from my Elementary school library many years back.

Now, from what I can remember, it was a sci-fi 'Choose your own adventure' story and it had some kind of creature on a hover board (or something like that) on the front. In the book itself, you are a man, a detective I believe, and in the first few pages you see a woman in a crowd of people (She must have caught your eye). One of your choices is to follow her, and as you go along they make the adventure even harder because you have to keep track of the time and write down notes and such.

Now this book is old (not new, 90's or below). So... does anyone know of this book? Remember a name?

I had to fix it before I could read it. And damn, do my eyes hurt now.

But no, I have no idea what that book is called, and have never heard of such a thing.

 

[TheFacelessOne]

Larry NIven's Flatlander?

'Bout a kind of space detective named Hamilton.

that might be it, is it a choose your own adventure?

Not postive about that one.

 

[Quaxar]

Wha...? I'm sorry, all I read was "hoverboard", then I was too excited to continue.

So I've been thinking lately that I need a good 'Choose your own adventure' story. I somewhat remember a book I got from my Elementary school library many years back.

Now, from what I can remember, it was a sci-fi 'Choose your own adventure' story and it had some kind of creature on a hover board (or something like that) on the front. In the book itself, you are a man, a detective I believe, and in the first few pages you see a woman in a crowd of people (She must have caught your eye). One of your choices is to follow her, and as you go along they make the adventure even harder because you have to keep track of the time and write down notes and such.

Now this book is old (not new, 90's or below). So... does anyone know of this book? Remember a name?

I had to fix it before I could read it. And damn, do my eyes hurt now.

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