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I still like the idea of having tiny bofors guns and mice in tin hats plugging away at the bastards.

Had really weird couple of days. I think the prospect of making some money has made me giddy. Trouble sleeping, or doing anything besides work. Really starting to dread my 'stage debut' singing.

Brutus was an honorable man. Honourable as in stabbing to death your mentor, and a man who spared your life? Interesting.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8116551.stm Points will go to anyone who can devise and mobilise a gull death machine for slaughtering the feathery bastards. I've ALWAYS hated seagulls, and now I shall have the chance to act. MUHAHAHAHAH

He's Luke with a bit of hobbit thrown in. I nearly forgot the being invisible occasionally.

@Harry Potter: "Harry lived with his Aunt and Uncle, the Sackville Bagginses, who tormented him by calling him Cinderella. Harry dearly wanted to know more about his father, but his Uncle refused to let him join his friends until after the next harvest. Fortunately, a strange old hermit, who lived out beyond the Dune Sea, and was known as Hagrid, showed Harry his true path. he did this by giving him his father's magic wand, which his father would have wanted when he was old enough, but his uncle wouldn't allow it. Harry vowed revenge on the dark lord of the Sith who had killed his father, but was flung sideways into Tom Brown's schooldays." Is how I read the first book.

Pansy. It's just a game, for heaven's sake.

Eat drink and be merry, you unwholesome goblins.

Dresden files sounds good. I think I will add that to my list.

It wasn't in nickels, mate.

Oy vey! Enough with the perversions already.

Movement on several contracts at long last. Fingers crossed we may have several great ideas bear fruit at once, including some permanent earners.

I once went out with someone who reacted to my losing my temper over some plumbing ( I threw a hammer across the room and knocked a hole in the wall) by bringing me a curry and beer. I still can't understand why I didn't marry her on the spot.

Every possible action a person can take is contained in a tome called Heavenlyhair's Comportment. This tells you whether what you are about to do is good or evil. One cross indexes this with the tattoo your parents put on your inside wrist to tell you whether you are good or evil and what your option is. Good and evil never change and neither does your viewpoint. The book is in 50 volumes and is sometimes stitched into a suit of armour, but is always carried at all times. Failure to carry the book results in being incapable of doing anything and is equivalent to being knocked unconscious. It happens frequently in private detective novels. Any action not already detailed in the book, or which has been somehow lost, is quite literally impossible. Which is why science has yet to advance beyond the stage of wooden carts and iron swords.

notes: Slaaneshi suspect. Terminate expedient.

I'm just glad PETA show themselves as what they are: humourless halfwits. I still remember that bit about the noble lobster.

It's certain to have been asked before, but how do we get involved?

I'm sick to HERE with graphics spending outstripping gameplay. I mean, wtf? It's a game, I play it. Make it fun and interesting to play the game.

Whatever you do, PLEASE make the motibations of the protagonists and antagonists believable beyond the level of a black and white silent movie. NOTHING in FO3 made me feel anyone made sense. If you have to, just throw darts at a Maslow's triangle.

Ditto. I've liked some tracks from every genre. I do find some genres easier than others, but it's all about mood. The main thing is that the artist loves what they do, and isn't just some corporate monkey.

I like the way the author of the article concludes that inconsistencies are fishy. As if criminals and fraudsters aren't lazy, and don't make mistakes.

And does Heroin make you vomit, he just burned his guitar because he was on LSD too. You do crazy things when on LSD, some guy jumped off a bridge because he thought he could fly, why, he was on LSD. Link? I don't really believe that story. I do believe someone might walk off a building because they thought they were standing on a giant's tongue... For the record I know of two cases where someone who was simply drunk has fallen off balconies, and at least one case where a man ran through a plate glass window because he couldn't stop in time. I'm not saying take acid, I just don't like urban legends.

Pink elephant time for you then.

I'm listening to Jools Holland and his orchestra Live. Bumblebee Boogie had me involuntarily grooving around, and drumming on things.