Okay, yes, diff’rent streaks for diff’rent freaks and all that, but — without meaning any offense — I’ve got to admit that an all-economists Dungeons and Dragons game just might rank fairly high in my personal descriptions of hell. 
Categories: Games,Humor
Tagged: dnd, dungeons and dragons, economists, Games, Humor
- Published:
- July 31, 2004 – 12:28 pm
- Author:
- By Michael Hanscom
While I knew that Waner Brothers was working on bringing the Batman franchise back from the neon grave that Joel Schumacher buried it in, I had no idea that the project was this far along: the teaser trailer has just been posted.
Categories: Film
- Published:
- July 30, 2004 – 10:33 am
- Author:
- By Michael Hanscom
Thanks to C-Span’s video archive, I just sat back and watched Kerry’s speech to the 2004 Democratic National Convention. I must say, I’m more impressed than I thought I was going to be, not having been overly impressed by what little I’ve seen of Kerry in the past. A good, well-written speech, and he delivered it quite well.
Categories: Politics
- Published:
- July 30, 2004 – 1:01 am
- Author:
- By Michael Hanscom
For some time now, I’ve been pondering what to get as a second tattoo. I didn’t want to get something merely because it ‘looked cool’ or struck my fancy for a passing moment. Rather, I wanted to get something to both complement and balance the tattoo I already had.
Categories: Books,Film,Life
- Published:
- July 28, 2004 – 12:01 pm
- Author:
- By Michael Hanscom
August 18, 1992. I was living in Anchorage in an apartment off of Muldoon Road, and working slinging popcorn at the Fireweed Theaters. It was a rather muggy, hot day, and I was quite happy to be getting off of work at 6pm that evening. One of the girls I worked with offered me a ride home, and on our way across town, we turned on the radio, anxious to hear about the day’s news — the sudden eruption of Mt. Spurr, a volcano just across Cook Inlet from Anchorage.
Categories: Links
- Published:
- July 28, 2004 – 10:37 am
- Author:
- By Michael Hanscom