just ignore and let this one die

GUACAMOLE!

Not quite... a triple header. UK - Atlanta - Canada

There is note of a movie in production that involves a virtual reality world. It is based on a SL incident. (http://www.sluniverse.com/php/vb/general-sl-discussion/22260-second-life-movie-incoming-guess.html#post519170)

I have formed, with my own mind, a plot outline completely and utter fake:
Note one: Hanks played someone that became messed up due to a role-playing game when he was young. ("Mazes and Monsters"
Note two: Hanks seems to act in a lot of movies with Meg Ryan.

-+"The movie will star Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. Meg will have a virtual reality character that is hugely muscled, black man. Hanks will be a seven foot tall blonde woman with gigantic breasts and ass.

They will meet and hop on some pose balls. The movie will take a tragic turn when Ryan's virtual reality character plunges her massive 2 foot long detachable appendage into Hank's brain.

Hanks will see that on the screen and go insane. He will tear off all of his clothing and run out screaming into the night. Huddling, dirty, covered with hair, in a sewer, Hanks will plot his revenge. As a rat on a stick cooks slowly over a fire, a gleam appears in Hanks eyes.

He emerges from the sewers in a hand-made furry costume made entirely out of rats. He will then run around killing people. Because, you know, he just has to become a serial killer."

I've never seen Mazes and Monsters. For all I know I just recreated the script for that movie, the part after he runs screaming, above.

Aww!

Yes summer is awsome too since its so much water here (Stockholm is built on many islands with clear water and 'beaches' in middle of town! I have a five minute walk to my summer-morning-dip and that is in the MIDDLE of Stockholm)

Ok so now I'm crying for summertime! I'm really in love with my city...
But actually... Winter here is DARK for many months. Thank God for Christmas-lights!

Would it horrify you to know that pretty much the only thing about you that irritates me is your distaste for cheese?

Pep (On the upside, that means there is more for me)

That is kind of disquieting isn't it?

That is kind of disquieting isn't it?

That is kind of disquieting isn't it?

/me waves to Kaimi.

Cheese is disquieting? Only late at night I would have thought

I must be slipping. I knew I shouldn't have dressed up in the Santa Suit

Never mind. It's not as if you like to drink human blood or anything.

I gave it up for Christmas

Good for you dear. Nothing like a little self denial to strengthen one's character.


And here it is the birth of capitalism:


Vending Machine for Crows
BY CLAIRE TRAGESER

In June, Josh Klein revealed his master’s-thesis project to a flock of crows at the Binghamton Zoo in south-central New York State. The New York University graduate student offered the birds coins and peanuts from a dish attached to a vending machine he’d created, then took the peanuts away. Klein designed the machine so that when the crows searched for the missing peanuts, they pushed the coins out of a dish into a slot, causing more peanuts to be released into the dish. The Binghamton crows quickly learned that dropping nickels and dimes into the slot produced peanuts, and the most resourceful members of the flock began looking for more coins. Within a month, Klein had a flock of crows scouring the ground for loose change.

Now Klein is working with graduate students at Cornell University and Binghamton University to study how wild crows make use of his machine. Although his invention might conjure Hitchcock-worthy visions of crows stealing the loose change from pedestrians’ pockets and hands, Klein’s conception is more benign. To Klein, the machine demonstrates the value of cooperating with “synanthropes” — animals that have adapted seamlessly to human environments. “Rather than just killing off a species, why not see if they can do something useful for us, so we can all live in close proximity?” he said. To pursue his research, he founded the Synanthropy Foundation this year. Someday, he hopes, similar techniques may allow us to train rats to sort our garbage for us.

Good for you dear. Nothing like a little self denial to strengthen one's character.

It's the idea of someone not liking cheese that's just the tiniest bit unsettling.

Good for you dear. Nothing like a little self denial to strengthen one's character.

Self denial is overrated.

Self denial is overrated.

But it's like banging your head on the wall, it feels good when you stop

But it's like banging your head on the wall, it feels good when you stop

I am with you two on this. I did it for the humanity though

It's still a losing proposition, though.

Now being denied by someone else...

It's still a losing proposition, though.

Now being denied by someone else...

I dunno, between you and Damien, the Evil side of this thread seems awfull spongy........