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Re: A Thread for Random Videos That miniseries was great, and so was the book. RIP Maj. Winters.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Darkman in the Moon over Miami Vice

Re: More space news! Dry ice snowflakes on Mars Mohawk Guy

Re: A Thread for Random Videos All I got was, "This video is private."

Re: The cranky thread They're starting to cut my hours again. I'm going to raise a big stink on Monday.

Re: A Thread for Random Musings It was Saturday morning in San Francisco. A thick layer of fog covered the city, as it usually did in the early morning. I'd rather have stayed home, but I had business to finish, so I found myself pounding my feet against the pavement. The wind was cold, and it made me glad I had my trenchcoat and fedora to keep me warm. The road took me to one of the ritzy parts of town. Tudor-style homes predominated, although quite a few had a more Mediterranean flavor. Shady trees and multi-colored flowers covered the lawns. It's as if I stepped into one of those story books I used to read as a kid. Of course, I'm sure the people who stay here don't exactly lead fairy-tale lives. But that's none of my business, and no one is paying me to find out anyway. I try to keep a low profile in places like this, as some folks get suspicious of scruffy-looking outsiders. Having forgotten to shave, I looked even scruffier than normal. But I knew these streets; I've walked them countless times already, so I know which places to avoid, and where it's okay to pass through, as long as you don't snoop around too conspicuously. It was unusually busy for a Saturday morning. The sidewalks were mostly empty, but a lot of automobiles drove past me. I heard the propeller of an aeroplane overhead, but the fog hid it from view. I passed a few people, but most of them didn't want to stop and say hello. Never mind; I was almost at my destination, and it was time to get to work.

Re: The "Nice Happy" Thread Glad to hear that, lemming!

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares This was the closest I could find

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Well, considering the story is rife with incest, murder, and betrayal (for starters), it's not exactly family-oriented to begin with, which is why I doubt Disney would even touch it. But let's not forget the title of this thread. Edit: Watching the Ring Cycle on PBS made me want to start a campaign based on Norse or Germanic mythology.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Walt Disney's Ring of the Nibelung

Re: A Thread For Random Links Ancient Mayan mural found in family kitchen Renoir painting found in flea market

Re: A Thread for Random Videos http://www.youtube.com/embed/9wm-Ge8LL7o?rel=0

Re: A Thread For Random Links 50 animated gifs for every situation Warning: foul language on some of the images

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Londo Mollari in the Age of Dinosaurs Starring Peter Jurassik Park

Re: More space news! A new twist on the story of Neptune's discovery

Re: "Neat" Pictures Perseid Meteor Over Albrechtsberg Castle

Re: More space news! Joint Chinese/ESA Mission? How Asteroid Mining Could Work

Re: The cranky thread Best of luck, guys.

Re: The "Nice Happy" Thread Add to that Great Britain's performance in the Olympics and Paralympics, you guys had a great year. Congratulations!

Re: A adventure seed for several different genres . Cool! Maybe I can get them to infect a spider, which can bite me afterwards. What?

Re: "Neat" Pictures Check out these postcards.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos That guy was lucky the bison did that to him only once.

Re: Musings on Random Musings I'm sorry about your friend. Good job on rescuing the kitten. She sounds like she'll make a great pet.

Re: Under the Agony Star: a sword and planet campaign I will put in a few Star Frontiers aliens around. The Ul-mor are a given if I decide to stick with the Volturnus map.

Re: The cranky thread I got a cold over the weekend.