Sunday, May 11. 2008Conflict needed
Johnny Elbows made a comment to me Friday that I thought was quite accurate. He said: "You know I think this has been
the most civil thread of comments that we have had in a long time", speaking about AoD's latest
rant. I then pointed out that he had missed most of the gentle jibes that Mad Giggler and I had engaged in. He
agreed and then left after we concluded our business. But his comment got me thinking: why don't we have more of those
types of discussions?
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<Insert Apology Here> Posted by Ancient of Days
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So, I know I promised to stop flooding the front page with links to books, but I had to do one last one because it's
only available for free download until the 13th - STAR
WARS: LEGACY OF THE FORCE: BETRAYAL.
Blurb from the page: Have you ever wondered what happened to Han, Luke and Leia after the events of Return of the Jedi? Now, in BETRAYAL, the legacy that began with Anakin Skywalker has finally come full circle. Join Han, Luke, Leia, and the other heroes of the New Jedi Order in their epic struggle to maintain peace in the galaxy, as a new threat rises from the most unexpected of places. Sunday, May 11. 2008
Day 11: Another Sunday Special Posted by Ancient of Days
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This week's video
lecture is from Brewster Kahle, Director and Co-founder of the Internet Archive, and originator of the print-on-demand Bookmobile.
Therefore, it seems only appropriate to link to two books available in the Internet Archive.
First, there's Eric Raymond's The Art of Unix Programming. Secondly, how about Richard F. Burton's "The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Volume 1" (sometimes called "1,001 Arabian Nights") |
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Mon, 21.07.2008 19:30
No, but it is YOUR fault he's black.Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 13:09
And, I just have to say, I abs olutely love Chlorine's write- ups. I had no idea all that w as going on inside her h [...]Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 13:03
(The Balkans)Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 13:02
Fine, as far as Clarence is co ncerned he's just a black hear t anyway.Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 12:28
nope that's still racistComments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 10:22
hahaha "the balck guy." now w e're poking fun at his race an d country of origin!Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 10:01
How is referring to someone's skin color racist? While I ag ree that we might call him Dro w instead of "the balck [...]Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 09:04
Would it help if we referred t o him as a "black elf" instead ?Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 08:59
y'all are so racist. It's not Sol's fault he's black.Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 08:39
Washed up scientist?Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 08:11
No he isn't and no there wasn' t!Comments ()
Mon, 21.07.2008 08:10
Wait, Harcrit is illiterate? A nd there was a hug?Comments ()
Sat, 19.07.2008 23:27
I honestly can't pick a favori te act. While I though Act 1 was a bit slow, I feel it was a great setup to the res [...]Comments ()
Sat, 19.07.2008 22:47
I enjoyed every step, although I still think the first act w as the best. I've been singing it all weekend now.Comments ()
Fri, 18.07.2008 15:24
I think Act 1 was slow, but ta ken as a part of the whole I t hink it did a good job setting up.Comments ()