You're lucky. The one time I was quoted on the show, in the Blair Witch commentary, Dorkman couldn't remember who wrote what he was quoting ![]()
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You're lucky. The one time I was quoted on the show, in the Blair Witch commentary, Dorkman couldn't remember who wrote what he was quoting ![]()
Just make sure to keep the old feed alive for quite some time, with its final episode entitled "new podcast feed address" or some such.
Changing the feed name will break every subscription link, so that should be done with care. Switching a podcast to a new feed always causes some confusion.
The old Down in Front RSS feed still works, and that's what you'll get if you click on the RSS icon at the top of the page. The new episode showed up for me just now.
We must not forget, naturally, that he wrote the script for Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.
"This is my happening and it freaks me out!"
I'm saying training teens for the Hunger Games would make a great way to train the next generation of revolutionaries, to the point where a more fleshed out story might in fact have said it was illegal for anyone to train for them.
Combat training for your youth, even the basic stuff, would just seem like a good idea. Also a stealth project for future rebellion. Districts 1 and 2 leading the eventual overthrow of the system would be a great turn of events ![]()
A question I came away from the movie with was, what's more moral, training kids to have a fighting chance in the games, or letting random weak ones get picked in the lottery? Districts 1 and 2 had the right idea.
Wasn't that an old Mac program for editing a file's resource file? I seem to recall going in and changing icons in the 90's...
The history we're told says 13 districts rebelled. 12 send tributes. I assume nobody in District 13 survived the war?
I sense conspiracy.
Well, he DID accidentally start a world war, so I can see someone justifying it ![]()
Things devolved into random conversation threads near the end, which is fine
Regarding legal action about Calvin and Hobbes related things, the creator Bill Watterson has a legitimate gripe about such things that unfortunately ruins it for the rest of you. You know those car window decals of Calvin peeing? Unauthorized. Not only haven't they been able to get rid of the damned things, but everyone thinks they ARE authorized, and it's the only thing with the character they're seeing. For someone like Watterson who refused to do any licensing for his characters, as he thought the strips should stand by themselves, it makes him want to come down harder on any attempt to use them.
I have the game. It's OK, but to be honest I've never tried to win: I stop as soon as I'm at the final sector. What I DO find amusing are its fans in various forums. Whenever anyone has ANY comments on things they don't like, or features they'd like to see, the response is: "It's a Rogue-like game! What do you expect!" As if genres are absolute ![]()
(I had never heard of Rogue until FTL, but assume it's an early example of the style)
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