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Wil Wheaton- You just keep on trying, until you run out of cake. December 1, 2009When I was a kid, I loved exploring fantastic worlds that only existed in books and my imagination. As an adult, I love exploring those parts of our real world, that are so amazing, they just seem imagined.wil@wilwheaton.net (Wil Wheaton)
- he strikes like thunderball, because it's not unusual that she's a lady November 30, 2009Speaking of things that are fun and tremendously amusing, here's a Twitter exchange that made me laugh quite a bit...wil@wilwheaton.net (Wil Wheaton)
- Nicolas Cage has a FEVER and the only cure is more pachinko November 30, 2009One of my great regrets is that, when I was super famous (back in the Swatches-on-jacket years), I didn't get to do one of these bizarre Japanese commercials. I think I would have been the most number one super terrific selling power in the entire prefecture for surprise time.wil@wilwheaton.net (Wil Wheaton)
- You just keep on trying, until you run out of cake. December 1, 2009
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- Induced Epidemics December 1, 2009I have a couple of friends in this one, if you’re in the LA area:Warren Ellis
- Laurenn McCubbin: Speaking to Las Vegas in the Language of Las Vegas December 1, 2009Laurenn’s new art project, a massive thing: In February, I’ll be presenting a gallery show that I’m calling Speaking to Las Vegas in the Language of Las Vegas. This is going to be an art installation that combines sculptural elements, performance, audio, video, photo documentation, and illustrated portraits of Las Vegas sex workers. The pur […]Warren Ellis
- Links for 2009-12-01 December 1, 2009Archaeologists find a 10,000-year-old weapon at site of new Ontario arena"She said the artifact comes from Paleoindian hunters often called the ?first people of Ontario.?"(tags:history ) World around us: Prohibition of death – There are really some places where death is illegal"Prohibition of death is a political social phenomenon and ta […]Warren Ellis
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