Scott Jennings

Yep, it’s real. Although some might be cynical and call it a trial balloon to see how many amendments in the Bill of Rights we don’t mind losing.

As the rest of the east coast can attest, we’ve been snowed in. My car is currently embedded in a four-foot-deep snowdrift. You know, this never happened in Little Rock. Sure, we had religious intolernace, gang warfare, and the odd tornado, but I COULD DRIVE TO WORK

oh my my, you are so sci fi — The Buggles Here’s some speculative fiction for you. Picture America under siege. One of our former allies is now literally sworn to destroy us and everything we stand for. They have nukes. Pointed at us. They promise not to use them

If this is true, it frightens the living snot out of me. And bear in mind, I’m a conservative. A very mild libertarian do what the hell you want variety, but still. I was apathetic on whether or not we invaded Iraq, I think North Korea is pretty much

No spam please. James Gleick has always written insightfully on issues .netly, and today’s article in the NY Times Sunday magazine is no exception. We need to be able to say no. No, I’m not looking for a good time. No, I don’t want to ”e-mail

From Raph Koster, posting on the Star Wars Galaxies boards: “The honest fact is that it takes six months of Live to balance an MMORPG, and anyone who tells you otherwise is kidding themselves. Even six months of beta does not do it.” I’d go further and say MMORPGs