Things I've never doneI don't know what war is like. I have played my fair share of BattlefieldThings I've never done
But I don't know how much a real gun weighs And I don't know how loud it is when a bullet really fires. And I know that aiming is a lot harder in real life, When your hands are shaking And your knees are knocking And you've got 50 pounds of gear on your back
And I've never known anyone With death in their eyes
And a gun in their arms And to tell the truth I still get afraid when a homeless person asks me for change And I still have trouble making eye contact With a black p
The Bagman's GambitThe Bagman’s Gambit Brian TrowbridgeThe Bagman's Gambit
Brief Summary:
In Soviet Russia, a Government worker who is silently rebelling against the government falls in love with an anarchist.
Characters:
Boris Ivanov (Main): Russian government worker. Should be in late-30’s. Vera Petrova (Main): Anarchist. Should be around mid-20’s. Photographer Bureaucrat
Scenery:
Boris’s apartment: must have at least the following: a telephone, a closet filled with supplies, a window, and a briefcase.
Jail Ce
Random SelectI could swear I’ve seen these people before.Random Select
The rugged, shirtless dude with biker gloves and 5 o’clock stubble. Probably the center of attention.
The cute (not sexy) girl added for fandom fodder. The shapelier the body the flatter the character.
The phoned-in minority to ease the people Who want something to believe in, but aren’t sure what.
It takes a lot of guts to make a character ugly. To take a medium of expression, No, escapism! To take a world of new beginnings, fresh starts, where everyone is someone and no one is a nobo
Yay.
Joy
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"If you love something," says the Matchmaker, "set it free."
Just don't be surprised when it comes back with herpes...
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"In many shows, particularly comedies and children's programmes, the protagonist is an ugly, incompetent, lazy, and near illiterate ditz. This is supposedly to allow the audience (e.g., you) to identify with the protagonist. Ergo, You Suck."
-TV trope
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'Journalism is just a Gun. It's only got one bullet in it, but if you aim it right it's all you need. Aim it right and you can blow a kneecap off the World.'
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"In many shows, particularly comedies and children's programmes, the protagonist is an ugly, incompetent, lazy, and near illiterate ditz. This is supposedly to allow the audience (e.g., you) to identify with the protagonist. Ergo, You Suck."
-TV trope
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"You want some coke? There it is. Don't move till you're numb." -- The Departed
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Time for you and time for me,
And time yet for a hundred indecisions,
And for a hundred visions and revisions,
Before the taking of a toast and tea.
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Umm... Right.
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