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Hey, that sorta rhymes!
Anyway, Jenny read “Public Enemies” a book about John Dillinger, Baby
Face Nelson, the Barkers, Bonnie and Clyde, and all those other 1930s
outlaws. And when she was telling me that Nelson was shot a
ridiculous number of times by high-calibre sub-machine guns, and then
twice in the legs with buckshot, before shooting an FBI agent right
between the eyes from across the road, then got away and lived for two
days, I thought, “Hmmmm, endure pain, 80+, handguns, 80+.”And when she said that he was a psychotic freak who tended to shoot women
and children my little mind said, “Oh, so all his hardened-violence
notches are filled up.” That’s right, Baby Face Nelson, the UA
character! She said a lot of the people in the book were really
amazing at certain things (Dillinger got shot to shit, too, and kept
walking). Interesting book.
Speaking of UA, I got a used copy of UA 2nd Ed for eighteen bucks, after shipping, that should be arriving this week.
i think this is what people are worried about when they talk about video games et all distancing kids from the real world ![]()
I don’t know what all you people have a problem with– I’m not distanced from reality (notices reality receding from him, like a pan-out on a camera) Hmm. Maybe you have a point.
>-) Got you, Owen.
Paradoxdruid - September 1st, 2004 at 10:05 pmI still think about stating out characters in books and moives in a variety of games. Of course I think I am prone to being distant from reality
Gilvoro - September 1st, 2004 at 11:32 pmSometimes I make a smartass comment after a movie, like “Oh, he must have a lot of archery charms!” or “Goodness, charm must be her obsession skill!” However, when it’s met by a serious discussion of what the character’s actual stats might be . . . I run in fear. ![]()
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Obama has outlined a strategy for America, in great depth. Read all about Change.gov!
Okay, I’ll admit that it’s entirely possible that I am the last person to learn about this website*, but it’s really addictive. It’s a game that tests your vocabulary. Each time you get a word’s meaning correct, 20 grains of rice are donated to the UN World Program. So, give Free Rice a whirl. I bet you’ll have fun and you’ll get to help make strides toward ending hunger.
*I heard about it forever ago, I just never actually looked at it.
This band decided they didn’t have money to make a video, so they set up in public places in view of security cameras, then asked to get the footage from the people.
Pretty cool results, though a little creepy to think how much these cameras are around.
A news story about it is here
Thanks to one of my favorites blogs, Zooillogix, I recently got to see toads giving live birth from their back and frogs without lungs. I must say, amphibians are weird! But do those frogs really count as amphibians…? And honestly, those toads gross me out a bit — and that’s hard for biology to do to me!
According to a recent anonymous poll in Nature magazine. Further commentary at WebMD. Crazy, huh?
Trunk Monkey. Yes this is exactly what you think it is (check out ep 4 theft retrieval system)
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