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Welcome 2009 with the Website at the End of the Universe's free downloadable calendar
Submitted by Capt. Xerox on December 31, 2008 - 12:43pm.
The beginning of a new year is almost upon us which can mean only one thing, The Website at the End of the Universe is once again offering its annual science fiction calendar as a free PDF download. As usual, helpless female space explorers in metal bikinis continue to be threatened by leering aliens who just can't get enough of Earth women.
Each month of the 2009 calendar features a different pulp magazine cover with a different space babe in peril and this year the pictures are even bigger so you won't need to use your reading glasses.
Download your copy for free from http://www.theendoftheuniverse.ca/calendar2009/calendar2009.pdf. If you print it out, be sure to scale it your paper size. It's designed for letter-size paper, but if you use A4 or some other size, you will have to adjust your settings accordingly.
This is our sixth year that we've been offering a calendar. If you want to check out previous editions , click on the following links to get the 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 installments.
If you're new to TWATEOTU, don't just leech the calendar and run. Take a second to add our newsfeed to your reader 
so you can get a regular injection of irregular science fiction links throughout the year.
I hope your 2009 is a happy and prosperous one and that all of your science fiction dreams come true.
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Thanks again for this year's calendar Cap. My office isn't complete without it. Is it getting harder to find covers featuring gals in peril, as you have already used so many? You may have to switch to robots in peril one year. My favorite cover this year is the Brainiac like alien holding the gal for the that you used for August.
PS: Do you have a URL for the Genus Homo Super Science Novels cover that you used for the month of May?
~ Lazarus ~
Glad you liked it
You'd think I a would run out of babes in peril, but there are plenty more where they came from, although I was thinking of trying another theme next year just to do something different.
Sadly, I do not have a URL for that image you are looking for. I have it archived in my super collection of cover art on my hard drive. Not even VISCO has it! Do you want me to email it to you?
C.X.
Genus Homo art and VISCO
Sadly, I do not have a URL for that image you are looking for. I have it archived in my super collection of cover art on my hard drive. Not even VISCO has it! Do you want me to email it to you?
Yes, please send it whenever you have the chance to look for it. I also just started reading it as well, so I'll post a review when I'm done.
Only you can answer a question and provide yet another great link. After perusing VISCO I came to realize that there was a wast amount of british pulps published. I knew there was some available, but not that much. Thanks again.
~ Lazarus ~
Danke for the 2009 SF Calendar
Danke for the 2009 SF Calendar Cap,
I shall now devote my attention to examining the space-babes closely.
For scientific purposes of course you understand.
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