Well, I'm sure I'll get flamed to cinders for this, but...
I agree with you, and I'm thinking of making such a transition. I'd love to talk to you about freelance writing, but you have not contact information. If you wouldn't mind, please email me.
I must be the only one still (or ever) reading Adrenaline Vault. The reviews are fair, and the news is as current as anywhere else. Not as much attitude as DailyRadar, though.
...then take a look at the comics they've got up on the movie site. Most of the site is just the usual Shockwave hype crap, but they've put a series of really cool comics by various artists. See the movie first though, or some of them won't make much sense.
Thank God somebody finally made a cyberpunk movie (since Blade Runner) that doesn't suck. Sorry, I digress.
I talked a lot already in this publication and I also talked about a lot. I din't finish every subject I started. Some I didn't finish because they simply aren't worth finishing but most I didn't finish because they're simply meant to open more interesting subject, lay down the path of a fantastic publication rather than the path of a good one with positive reactions but without the desired effect.
Unfortunately, without finishing subjects with at least a pertinent question, there is no discussion, much less a fantastic publication. Little that was mentioned was examined deeply enough for me to even ask myself any interesting questions.
I agree with the evident general thesis that we should handle conflict gracefully. We can learn much more in this fashion. But when the miriad of subjects presented are merely glossed over without insight or thought-provoking examination, both conflict and grace are pointless.
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But I thought Tony Blair was purported to be Bush's lap dog...
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Well, that explains the licensing...Well, I'm sure I'll get flamed to cinders for this, but... I agree with you, and I'm thinking of making such a transition. I'd love to talk to you about freelance writing, but you have not contact information. If you wouldn't mind, please email me.
I must be the only one still (or ever) reading Adrenaline Vault. The reviews are fair, and the news is as current as anywhere else. Not as much attitude as DailyRadar, though.
...then take a look at the comics they've got up on the movie site. Most of the site is just the usual Shockwave hype crap, but they've put a series of really cool comics by various artists. See the movie first though, or some of them won't make much sense.
Thank God somebody finally made a cyberpunk movie (since Blade Runner) that doesn't suck. Sorry, I digress.
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I talked a lot already in this publication and I also talked about a lot. I din't finish every subject I started. Some I didn't finish because they simply aren't worth finishing but most I didn't finish because they're simply meant to open more interesting subject, lay down the path of a fantastic publication rather than the path of a good one with positive reactions but without the desired effect.
Unfortunately, without finishing subjects with at least a pertinent question, there is no discussion, much less a fantastic publication. Little that was mentioned was examined deeply enough for me to even ask myself any interesting questions.
I agree with the evident general thesis that we should handle conflict gracefully. We can learn much more in this fashion. But when the miriad of subjects presented are merely glossed over without insight or thought-provoking examination, both conflict and grace are pointless.