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Gun on the International Space Station At first all I could think of was Chekov's dictum about the gun in act one having to go off in act three. Then I was just disappointed it... Started by Eric Rosenfield	0	Feb. 14, 2008
Lifestream Warren thinks it's pointless to photolog your life if there is no accompanying information. But my personal experiment in photologging/l... Started by Elana S	1	Jan. 27, 2008 Reply by Val A Lindsay II
Manned Clouds I've thought of this concept for some time now; The possibility of taking leisurely zeppelin trip across country. 60 mph across the US at... Started by Val A Lindsay II	0	Jan. 16, 2008
4am 8-- Wherein I ask an empty room what it thinks of the music... Wow! There is literally nobody around these days, eh? I guess I should head along to Whitechapel and abandon this particular qlippoth but... Started by Ruairi	1	Jan. 5, 2008 Reply by Ian Dutton
NEWUNIVERSAL black and white I'm actually surprised more comics don't wind up with a second 'raw' printing. I can think of a lot of comics I would love to have in the... Started by Val A Lindsay II	1	Dec. 27, 2007 Reply by Ruairi
"America Can And Will Kidnap Anyone Anywhere Anytime" = ?! Please feel free to bomb us if our government does this. Well, unless it's Margaret Thatcher. You lot would have a parade, I'd imagine...... Started by Val A Lindsay II	1	Dec. 6, 2007 Reply by Legion
Yay Max! Matt Frewer has always been one of those actors, like Bruce Campbell or Charles S. Dutton, whom I've wanted to see succeed more than they... Started by Legion	0	Dec. 5, 2007
Whitechapel replaces this? Well, it loads faster. Don't think I'll be posting there. I'm stretched thin. (Don't all cheer at once!) Looks like interesting reading... Started by Mike Cane	0	Nov. 28, 2007
Links of interest Nipple Badges: http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Nipple_Badges Steampunk: http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Steampunk Started by Mike Cane	17	Nov. 26, 2007 Reply by Mike Cane
Space Prison I always loved the covers of those 1950s-era sci-fi books. More often than not the stories were uninteresting, but I'd gaze on the covers... Started by Scott Bieser	3	Nov. 25, 2007 Reply by Mike Cane