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     Green Submarine Music blared from the radio. "Some of us live in a green
      submarine," sang Tringo, of the Beapers. The Time Traveler's
      father shook his head. "Damn that kid and his time machine,"
      he said, rising from his chair. "How often have I told him
      not to muck with the music? Martha, where's my whipping belt?"   I'm washing my hands and wondering
      if Booda is stealing a cupcake.   unctuous (ungk'-choo-us) adj. 1. greasy; oily
      2. marked by affected, exaggerated, or insincere earnestness
      or courtesy (see also unguent (un'-gwent) n. a salve or ointment)   
        Being John Malkovich :-)
        Wonderful displays
 of recursive puppetry,
 just like surreal life.
  
          Jumanji  This
      visual effects-laden thrill-ride about an African safari board
      game with real-world consequences is loosely based on a children's
      book, by Chris Van Allsburg. As usual, the book is better than
      the film, but in this case, not by much.
 
        
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          |  Catching our Breath |  
          | There's not too much to report on this week. After the crush
            of getting the Icehouse
            pre-orders shipped out last week,
            this week has been relatively calm. We've been taking some time
            to catch our breath, and doing mundane things like laundry and
            coming down with colds. We also paused to celebrate my birthday...
            among other things, I got an 18-pocket photojournalist's vest,
            a really cool, highly detailed Apollo 11 toy set, and an amazing,
            custom-made double-breasted purple jacket, a classy replacement
            for my favorite all-purpose coat, a naval jacket I got at the
            thrift store years ago, which is now falling apart. I actually
            don't have it yet... it was commissioned for me by Kristin and
            Alison and is being tailored for me by Carol Kocian, local long
            haired babe and sewing artisan who also just happens to be the
            creator of our newly re-issued plush
            Icehouse pieces.  Also
            of course, we've also been planning for Philcon, which takes
            place this weekend. As I mentioned before,
            we're going to host a hospitality suite there, in which we demo
            our games and serve Pop-Tarts as refreshments. At first we were
            figuring to open up our suite only on Saturday night, but now
            we're planning to keep the room open all day Saturday, from 2
            pm - 2 am. It'll be kind of like one of the early Icehouse tournaments,
            except with more games and less pressure. It should be a lot
            of fun. We'll be promoting the event the night before with little
            flyers we'll be handing out, as shown here.
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                     "I
                    love... cake!" - Eric Foreman's on-the-spot
                    response to Donna's declaration of love on "That 70's Show" |  
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                     This
                    year, our annual holiday gift will be a nifty little game I just
                    invented, called Q-turn.
                    Alison created the artwork, and it's delightful! Lots of lovely
                    curlicues, in a style very much unlike my own. And it looks like
                    Kristin's gonna be able to bring the production in on-time and
                    under-budget. Yay! |  
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                     "How
                    can this happen in America? I can't tell a jury why I used medical
                    marijuana? I am stunned; speechless... I now face ten mandatory
                    years in federal prison. I will die there. My life is over because
                    I tried to save my life doing something my doctor recommended
                    in a state where it is legal." - Peter McWilliams,
                    regarding Judge George King's astonishing decision to bar the
                    use of a medical necessity defense by a cancer/AIDS patient in
                    a medical marijuana trial
                    in California |  |  |