Regidar recently posted a request for links to experimental fics. I decided to just add a bookshelf, Experimental, and list my favorite and my own experimental stories there. (My stories will probably appear first, because I added
That most-peculiar book, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, describes in Fit the Fourth how representatives of the Amalgamated Union of Philosophers, Sages, Luminaries, and other professional thinking persons confronted Deep Thought, the second greatest computer in the universe, when it threatened to find the answer to
Lots of cons have panels where people read bad fan-fiction for laughs. But they never have panels where people read good fan-fiction. So I'm going to propose one, at every con I go to.
2312184 Alas, in my brief time at the US Naval Academy, we did not learn anything quite so dark.
Several which were lewd or otherwise terrible, but none quite so dark. Of course, they weren't supposed to teach us anything terrible, but, well, you can imagine that didn't work out so well.
How else are the enlisted men to learn their cadences if not from their officers?
Of course, my favorite question remains what I asked the Air Force officer (who was a professor there on exchange from the Air Force academy). You see, the Navy had, shall we say, cute nicknames for members of the other services (the mighty, mighty Chair Force being perhaps my favorite) and I was curious what the other branches of the military called the Navy.
Is this "batman" standing on babies heads or are his/her feet just MADE of baby heads??? ...I'm not actually sure which of those seems more disturbing to me.
Your 300th blog post is truly epic.
Well, it's said Bob Kane was inspired by some of Leonardo da Vinci's sketches.
Those first two are pretty creepy.
Hmm, I don't know BH, I'm pretty sure Batman never had feet made out of small children.
2312171 This is an ancient teaching, lost to DC comics, but preserved in the lore of the US Army. As my ROTC battalion's rangers taught me:
I am Spartacus!
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Alas, in my brief time at the US Naval Academy, we did not learn anything quite so dark.
Several which were lewd or otherwise terrible, but none quite so dark. Of course, they weren't supposed to teach us anything terrible, but, well, you can imagine that didn't work out so well.
How else are the enlisted men to learn their cadences if not from their officers?
Of course, my favorite question remains what I asked the Air Force officer (who was a professor there on exchange from the Air Force academy). You see, the Navy had, shall we say, cute nicknames for members of the other services (the mighty, mighty Chair Force being perhaps my favorite) and I was curious what the other branches of the military called the Navy.
"Nothing," he replied, "They're already seamen."
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It was a hippie phase that I was going through.
Seriously, try getting shot in the parents and come out with no issues.
Is this "batman" standing on babies heads or are his/her feet just MADE of baby heads??? ...I'm not actually sure which of those seems more disturbing to me.