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Liftoff! |
Posted by: HoagieOfDoom - 04-12-2011, 07:43 PM - Forum: General Chatter
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Fifty years today, Yuri Gagarin blasted off in Vostok 1 from the Baikonour Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. In 108 minutes he orbited the Earth and safely returned. Since then, livable stations have been built in orbit around our planet and people have personally visited the god**** moon. Here's to the first explorer of space, and to another fifty years of manned exploration of the cosmos!
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Looking for a really Old Fic |
Posted by: BLHarrison - 04-12-2011, 02:07 AM - Forum: Other People's Fanfiction
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Called Dance of Shiva (or DOS). Massive crossover featuring Bubblegum Crisis, Sailor Moon, Tenchi Muyo and others. I just lost my entire fanfic directory and it is one of the stories I want back as I rebuild it. So if someone can send be a link it would be greatly apprecated.
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Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel) |
Posted by: Proginoskes - 04-11-2011, 09:48 PM - Forum: The Game Everyone Loves To Play
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I cannot believe it isn't here (I thought I got it from either here or Drunkard's Walk itself to begin with, fer cryin' out loud!), but I tried Google, the board search, and visually scanning the first fifteen pages of the thread list, and Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel) by Kansas was nowhere to be found.
Quote:Early in the morning sunlight
Soaring on the wings of dawn
Here I'll live and die with my wings in the sky
And I won't come down no more
Higher than a bird I'm flying
Crimson skies of ice and fire
Borne on wings of steel I have so much to feel
And I won't come down no more
Sail on, sail on
I will rise each day to meet the dawn
So high, so high
I've climbed the mountains of the sky
Without my wings you know I'd surely die
I found my freedom flyin' high
I've climbed the mountains of the sky
Floating on the clouds of amber
Searching for the rainbow's end
Earth so far below me,
I'm here alone and I,
I won't come down no more
Sail on, sail on
I will rise each day to meet the dawn
So high, so high
I've climbed the mountains of the sky
Without my wings you know I'd surely die
I found my freedom flyin' high
I've climbed the mountains of the sky
Best guess for power: causes Doug to grow wings like an angel's, but with feathers that seem to be made of highly-polished steel. Doug doesn't notice the weight on his wings, but shed feathers seem to be as dense as steel. Despite lacking any of the characteristics that normally make feathered wings a viable flight mechanism, Doug's steel wings allow him to fly. Indeed, he becomes more and more strongly compelled to fly the longer he stays on the ground.
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Heroes vs. Socio/Psychopaths, Part II |
Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 04-11-2011, 08:26 PM - Forum: The Legendary
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I'm sure folks remember the thread we had (about a year ago?) launched by an article that boiled down the differences between a classic hero and a classic villain to a difference of position on the empathy scale.
The author of that article has a new one in Scientific American; I'm not sure it actually covers new ground, but it's still an interesting read.
Just in case folks are still interested.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
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