on the edges of each season
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Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others! And we must always twirl, twirl, twirl towards freedom!
Just kidding, I'd probably abolish the DMCA, the all too easily abused mess that it is, and put the burden of proof on the copyright owners.
And regarding videos, I try to watch one, but the advertizing lags like hell and as soon as I close the window thinking it's a lost cause, here comes "hey everyone this is raocow" and it works as well as a fox. A fox made of fire and an intelligent shade of orange, and, um, what the hell did I just say?
The MPAA wants to replace NC-17 with Heavy R because NC-17 is bad for . Obviously they didn't learn their lesson with NC-17 in the first place.
Observed: Palestine's only zoo has a donkey painted to look like a zebra.
Oh, oh wow. Vox Day used the term orbs for eyes. In fact, the fallen angel has emerald orbs, just like Grignr! And he wrote phospherous. It's not as ornate as The Eye of Argon (It's more in the Niven-Pournelle end of the spectrum), and as far as I can tell, he hasn't made up any words like whimsicoracally or anything. There are no wenches, but you can always tell who's good and who's evil by the way they're dressed. It's just boring and heavy-handed enough to make The Last Battle subtle by comparison.
In Vox's words: The War in Heaven can perhaps be thought of as a retelling of John Milton’s Paradise Lost by C.S. Lewis if he’d played a lot of Warhammer while listening to Metallica.”
Norbizness adds: Throw in a grade-3 concussion, crystal meth, and pathological megalomania, and you’re on to something.
Me: Also, C.S. Lewis is actually Tim LaHaye and Robert Newcomb.
Also, there's a planet with yellow skies called Ahura Azhda which is destroyed by God.
Burning Question: Which is worse, overly ornate prose or overly bland prose?
Burning Question: What other kind of minotaurs are there aside from bull-headed ones? Or kinds of snow besides icy snow? Mechanical snow?
Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others! And we must always twirl, twirl, twirl towards freedom!
Just kidding, I'd probably abolish the DMCA, the all too easily abused mess that it is, and put the burden of proof on the copyright owners.
And regarding videos, I try to watch one, but the advertizing lags like hell and as soon as I close the window thinking it's a lost cause, here comes "hey everyone this is raocow" and it works as well as a fox. A fox made of fire and an intelligent shade of orange, and, um, what the hell did I just say?
The MPAA wants to replace NC-17 with Heavy R because NC-17 is bad for . Obviously they didn't learn their lesson with NC-17 in the first place.
Observed: Palestine's only zoo has a donkey painted to look like a zebra.
Oh, oh wow. Vox Day used the term orbs for eyes. In fact, the fallen angel has emerald orbs, just like Grignr! And he wrote phospherous. It's not as ornate as The Eye of Argon (It's more in the Niven-Pournelle end of the spectrum), and as far as I can tell, he hasn't made up any words like whimsicoracally or anything. There are no wenches, but you can always tell who's good and who's evil by the way they're dressed. It's just boring and heavy-handed enough to make The Last Battle subtle by comparison.
In Vox's words: The War in Heaven can perhaps be thought of as a retelling of John Milton’s Paradise Lost by C.S. Lewis if he’d played a lot of Warhammer while listening to Metallica.”
Norbizness adds: Throw in a grade-3 concussion, crystal meth, and pathological megalomania, and you’re on to something.
Me: Also, C.S. Lewis is actually Tim LaHaye and Robert Newcomb.
Also, there's a planet with yellow skies called Ahura Azhda which is destroyed by God.
Burning Question: Which is worse, overly ornate prose or overly bland prose?
Burning Question: What other kind of minotaurs are there aside from bull-headed ones? Or kinds of snow besides icy snow? Mechanical snow?
