DISQUS

The show certainly deserves better than to be beaten by the likes of CSI:Miami.

--Jeff

I'm currently reading a book called "Salt: A World History" by Mark Kurlansky. Before we had refrigeration, canning, and effective transportation between southern and northern hemispheres, we had salt. Up until about 100 years ago, many wars we (humanity) fought were over salt rather than oil. The alternative to these high energy methods of preserving and transporting food is probably the old school methods, which means lots of salted meat and fish, and pickled vegetables.

I'm guessing that if people had to eat only food that was produced within 100 miles of where they lived, much of the industrialized world would be in big trouble. Especially the more northern cities.

The more i think about this the scarrier it gets. When oil hits $300/barrel, its not going to just be more expensive gas, its going to have major effects on food production and delivery. I can telecommute, carpool, and buy a hybrid car, but I can't stop eating during the winter.

--Rehpic

PS. sorry for the downer on a sunday afternoon. :-)

The ironic thing about Koster's blog entry is that he is Chief Creative Officer of Sony Online Entertainment, the MMOG division of one of the largest game related companies on the planet. Its a sad commentary on the state of the game industry that he can't change his games, all he can do is post a "lament" to his blog.

--Rehpic

Its possible to get some info out of amazon if you are in the bookstore and have a cell phone. Check out http://ringfo.com.

--Rehpic

PS - how the hell does boolean not know about your sheeple fetesh?!?!?!?!

Rehpic digs through Multiverse developer beta submissions and notices that there is no entry for Perrowaithe.

By the way, in the submission you did make, you get 10 points off for a spelling error. :-)

--Rehpic

Awww sucks that you are sick Dria. Get well soon.

--Rehpic