Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

I just remembered a thing. When I played WoW, my guy was that Hunter class, the one where you get to turn wild animals into pets. My favorite was a boar that I called Governor Bennington. I had macros set up so that I could press a key and my guy would say things like, "Governor Bennington! NOOOOO! ...

Do you know how many times I've "quit" in the past year only to go right back to the damned things? Hell, it seems like I can go months without a cigarette, and then I fall back on it and within a day I'm smoking just as many as I ever have. And the crazy thing is, I hate the nicotine buzz (so I off...

It's crazy that everytime I check back here, it's just in time to see someone talkin' about me :) (or do y'all just talk about me all the time? hehe) My game the Rustbelt is actually for sale at the moment, in book form, although the current version is not user-friendly for people not familiar with ...

Okay, I finally got around to putting it up on the Dream & Shadow Huntsman Group's mySpace: http://www.myspace.com/dashg

I was reading about the Renaissance one time and I was astounded to discover that the wide-spread use of Greek myth in art & literature began then. This was because the Greek myths were all known by heart by all educated people; to them, it wasn't some ancient thing, it was RIGHT NOW and just as app...

Thanks, everyone :)

Yes, there is indeed music. It's another one of my trademark Medieval Bluegrass pieces. I recorded it last night; I'll have it up somewhere for listening soon.

we quenched our fires in the cool and deep and we fell asleep on the shore. but now it’s morning and time to leave and there ain’t no river anymore. the flashing turning beneath the sun’s long burning the leaves and blossoms it bore there was no dawn, there was only mourning and there ain’t no river...

Izzy, Everything that happens, stays happened. This is important for several reasons. One reason is that it points out that there is no need to replay unpleasant events in your mind (something everyone has been guilty of) -- they happened, they will stay happened. There is no need either to hold the...

You know, I always found it ironic that many Christians found the "Harry Potter" series so distasteful and threatening, but then it's probably not because they disbelieve a "magical" dimension to their faith, but rather, magic or "miracles" should be the exclusive province of the one Almighty God, ...

Hey, wait, don't go back and read them, I've got better versions of all of them now, so we must all forget that the older ones exist :)
I'm putting together a website with them, and I should have it up soon.

Okay, I haven't read this whole thing yet (damn, but there's a lot of it!) but I have a few thoughts to throw in. Let's tackle the word "god" first. It comes from the Anglo-Saxon "god" (pronounced with a sort of long "O" sound), which means the following things: 1. good, as in skilled, powerful, com...

Oh, and truckin',
The only post I can remember about the story of Jesus was that one that mnaz already linked, the one that starts out "in the beginning."

Arcadia, Thanks for listening! Oh, here's some more music, my dance music project, the Rocketship Revenge : http://www.myspace.com/therocketshiprevenge It blends modern electronic dance stuff with '50s and '60s dance stuff. truckin', Yes, you have pointed out what the primary strength of an RPG used...

Did you know that the words "heal" "whole" and "holy" are all related? They don't just happen to sound alike; they sound alike because they're related. That's the way English used to work. The word "heal" means "to make whole." "Whole" implies what we now refer to as "union." How many doctors do you...

Oh, Theda, I can barely watch the news for two minutes before I'm ready to kick the TV screen in. And it's not just the politics that does it, either. It's some Hollywood slut in the headlines on the fucking NEWS or it's another bag of human atrocity turned into ratings fodder or it's spin doctors c...