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Cleaning out the "My Pictures" folder

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spikemaze: DRAIN STORM - SEWER CITY Oh fliiiiiip. I loved this game so much. It took a while to find out how much narrative was there, but once you got it, you were completely sucked in.

spikemaze:

DRAIN STORM - SEWER CITY

Oh fliiiiiip. I loved this game so much. It took a while to find out how much narrative was there, but once you got it, you were completely sucked in.

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I kind of take issue with people who get all patronizing about actors who complain about their lives. The number of horrible, irrevocable life choices a person would have to make in order to headline in a major motion picture will never be asuaged by any amount of money.

I don’t have much money, but I live a relatively normal life with nearly no actor’s guilt. And if people started confusing me for a fictional character, that would be kind of distressing. Daniel Radcliffe’s life should be about balanced with mine, considering the good and bad he’ll have experienced in his career….

(Source: marlomeekins)

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dresdencodak: I’d genuinely love to take a crack at a pro-cyborg story in Doctor Who, if only to contrast it against mainstays like the Cybermen. In big sci-fi franchises (Doctor Who, Star Trek, etc) people with prostheses are almost universally portrayed as evil or at least individuals who desperately want to get back to “normal.” I think this is a dated perspective in the context of modern society and technology.  However, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to write a Doctor Who episode, as it’s unlikely Tom Baker will come out of retirement.  I do have a few more articles in the works, but unfortunately I just haven’t had the time. Dark Science and the business surrounding Dresden Codak have taken up more of my time than usual. New articles are on the way though!

dresdencodak:

  1. I’d genuinely love to take a crack at a pro-cyborg story in Doctor Who, if only to contrast it against mainstays like the Cybermen. In big sci-fi franchises (Doctor Who, Star Trek, etc) people with prostheses are almost universally portrayed as evil or at least individuals who desperately want to get back to “normal.” I think this is a dated perspective in the context of modern society and technology.  However, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to write a Doctor Who episode, as it’s unlikely Tom Baker will come out of retirement. 
  2. I do have a few more articles in the works, but unfortunately I just haven’t had the time. Dark Science and the business surrounding Dresden Codak have taken up more of my time than usual. New articles are on the way though!