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Poor Uni. Reduced to a pauldron
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Magus' castle! I haven't seen that for a while. I'll upvote Chrono Trigger any day!

I don't know if this counts as "news", but wow, I can relate to this article:
 
http://www.bbc.com/news/stories-43956366
 
 
I know how that feels.
 
Unlike the guy in the article, though, I have yet to find anyone special, at 41. Like him, I don't expect that I ever will.

Man, it's almost like living on a volcano is a bad idea.

Every pit bull that I've ever met was sweet and friendly; unlikely to hurt anyone except by playing too rough.
 
 
I believe so, based on the work by Lovecraft et al.

Whoa. I just noticed that she's got her boot on the neck of a defeated foe. Hardcore. I'd pick her over any chainmail bikini model.

/me scratches his head
 
Why wouldn't they be? Interactive 2D images have been a form of entertainment for decades. Interactive 3D displays have been used for entertainment for a few years now. Given the trends already in place in society, it would take massive changes to result in world in which volumetric projection technology was mature but NOT used for some kind of entertainment.

And also that a warrior's power is directly proportional to the size of their shoulder pads.

Stabby McBladearm would fit the modern zeitgeist.

Huh, so clothing remover spray is a real thing.
 
Note to self, make sure underwear is cotton.

Stabby McBladearm would fit the modern zeitgeist.

And also that a warrior's power is directly proportional to the size of their shoulder pads.

I read that strip again today and LOLed at it AGAIN!

Objectively speaking, the rovers are inanimate objects with no opinions or feelings, and no moral agency.
 
And yet, I completely agree with you. If not for the sake of the rovers, then to show to ourselves and our descendants our regard for the qualities the rovers have so gloriously demonstrated. Those rovers are heroes, and deserve heroes' honors--if not for themselves, then for what they mean to us.

Sorry to be unclear; I served in the Reactor Controls Division of an aircraft carrier. I am very definitely too big for subs, and that's why I didn't volunteer for sub service.

Well, in the US Navy, they do it by having "cleaning stations" every morning, where everyone not on watch spends an hour cleaning their work spaces, berthing spaces, and the passageways outside them. It's taken as given that sailors need to have tons of busywork to do.

Oh, in THAT case it's easy. You just store all the characters you're not using in quantum non-observational limbo until they're relevant to the story, at which point they spring back into full existence when the camera points at them.

Wait, Australia wants to ship undesirable people off to another land mass? Criminals, perhaps? Do they see the irony?

Wait, Australia wants to ship undesirable people off to another land mass? Criminals, perhaps? Do they see the irony?

Wait, Australia wants to ship undesirable people off to another land mass? Criminals, perhaps? Do they see the irony?

Wait, Australia wants to ship undesirable people off to another land mass? Criminals, perhaps? Do they see the irony?

You know, I would really say that Teddy and Abe belong in the first picture. I REALLY have a hard time picturing Military-Serving, National-Park-Making, Trust-Busting Teddy Roosevelt being pals with Trump.
 
And YES, I understand that these paintings are done on a Democrat/Republican split; it's just that the modern Republican Party is NOT "the party of Lincoln". The party has changed over the years.

You know, I would really say that Teddy and Abe belong in the first picture. I REALLY have a hard time picturing Military-Serving, National-Park-Making, Trust-Busting Teddy Roosevelt being pals with Trump.
 
And YES, I understand that these paintings are done on a Democrat/Republican split; it's just that the modern Republican Party is NOT "the party of Lincoln". The party has changed over the years.