Re:Spidey is why I learned to read
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ironically, even;)
Re:Spidey is why I learned to read
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Review: Spiderman
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The name of the comic was, irnoically, Spider-man vs. Wolverine. Not to kill the entire comic, but Spidey catches Wolverine about to kill a woman (Charlie) and doesn't know she wants Wolverine to kill her. The fight it out for awhile and Spidey gets his hands around Wolverine's neck. About a half second later, Wolverine slams his hands underneath Spidey's chin so he can pop his claws. Funny about the parent post, I used to rave to my friends about how the same thing;)
Most of the actual memorable games that strike me were carts for the original NES.. namely Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, Legend of Zelda and Metroid. A few honorable mentions are Phantasy Star (can't remember the version, the one with the generations of characters) for the Genesis.
Also, Night Stalker for the Intellivision really kept me playing (damned robots).
I think that the idea behind the filtering isn't a bad one. I mean, does anyone expect total freedom in a school, really? It's primary purpose IS supposed to be education and preparation. Would you want your kid looking at a porn mag at school? What about carrying a knife? Schools are trying as best they can to make the learning environment as safe as possible for as many students as possible and this does involve sweeping gestures like this. I do agree that the software used seems to be clunky and ineffective, but I can't bash the idea behind it.
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ironically, even ;)
The name of the comic was, irnoically, Spider-man vs. Wolverine. Not to kill the entire comic, but Spidey catches Wolverine about to kill a woman (Charlie) and doesn't know she wants Wolverine to kill her. The fight it out for awhile and Spidey gets his hands around Wolverine's neck. About a half second later, Wolverine slams his hands underneath Spidey's chin so he can pop his claws. Funny about the parent post, I used to rave to my friends about how the same thing ;)
Most of the actual memorable games that strike me were carts for the original NES.. namely Dragon Warrior, Final Fantasy, Legend of Zelda and Metroid. A few honorable mentions are Phantasy Star (can't remember the version, the one with the generations of characters) for the Genesis. Also, Night Stalker for the Intellivision really kept me playing (damned robots).
I think that the idea behind the filtering isn't a bad one. I mean, does anyone expect total freedom in a school, really? It's primary purpose IS supposed to be education and preparation. Would you want your kid looking at a porn mag at school? What about carrying a knife? Schools are trying as best they can to make the learning environment as safe as possible for as many students as possible and this does involve sweeping gestures like this. I do agree that the software used seems to be clunky and ineffective, but I can't bash the idea behind it.