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I am presently reading Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. Last night I came across this gem and wanted to share.

When they get closer to the overpass, it becomes a lost cause trying to drive at all, the thrashers are so thick and numerous. It's like putting on crampons and trying to walk through a room full of puppies.

I was Avatar last Friday, flat screen 3D version.

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So quite some time ago I asked for book suggestions. madeofmeat made several suggestions, most of which were good ones. One of the suggestions was a collection of short stories by John Varley. Well last night I finished reading that collections, The John Varley Reader ( Read more... )

So I watched G.I. Joe Saturday night. Yes it was a very bad movie, but despite the bad acting bad lines I really enjoyed it. Having grown up in the eighties and having nearly all of the first 4-5 years of the action figures and toys and an avid watcher of the cartoon the movie brought back much of those good memories. The massive submarine ( Read more... )

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It appears that Mechwarrior 5 will be set early enough to be all inner sphere, no lousy clans. And it appears that at least some of the old classic chassis are back. I thought Battletech had lost the rights to the Warhammer mech (the mech who's perspective you are viewing from in the video ( Read more... )

-Friday took GFWTR out for a nice dinner while Na'nah watch Abby ( Read more... )

-Abby is going to walk any day now. She has taken as many as three step on her own before converting back to linoleum lizard mode ( Read more... )

A short story by Vernor Vinge. I read True Names on the way home from the Rochester Brooks three gun match this weekend. The story is a moderately good cyberpunk genre short story (actaully a novella but who's countin'?). The cool part is that it was written in 1981. At that time ARPANET was only a bit over 200 host on the network. This story ( Read more... )