Recent content by Tulks

Funny, I've had much the same said of me in the national media (well, the Daily Ranger Record) after an ill-advised faux-celeb-porn-esque stunt involving staff and fellow students, back in my less-than-halcyon high school days.

Which alternative, fictional live-action characters or historical animated characters? ;p

Also, I second whoever suggested the Dos Equis campaign, inspiration for many a Chuck Norris "joke".

Saw it on Wednesday, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Little cheesy in parts, though not in an awful way, and maybe a tad too hurried, but overall well worth watching, and likely re-watching.

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Reminds me of the recent Extra Credits on gun lore and its place in the American psyche.

I like the principle, but the concept still seems a tad ahead of us. What else would you expect from the World Future Society?

UK, and it's handed to me. In fact, I've not had a single employer who posted it (though one Aussie firm used email), whether I was paid by cheque, cash or BACS.

Scottish Ska legends, Bombskare

Sounds like Hobbes may have been on to something. Who knew?

I didn't say it was perfect. Our own constitutional monarchy isn't perfect, either. Yes, some parts of Somalia fell into infighting, along with much of post-colonial East Africa. But other parts settled into autonomous self-rule. Both are examples of anarchy. My point was, I think, that...

Russ, you've excelled yourself. I may have to plaigarise bits of this in the near future.

I'm a fan of both Mr. Bungle and Faith No More, though I haven't heard of the others. I'll go with The Darkness, starring Mike Patton.

That no-one is universally considered to be in charge doesn't necessarily mean that nothing gets done, or that no-one is controlling things. In states where the government has collapsed, many people will just get on with their daily business as usual. Consider, how much direct influence...

I seem to recall that being a major selling point...