I doubt that.

So…umm…who's going to break the news to Jupiter?

"…to keep the propulsion going that's hard."

I dunno…a couple of them are pretty hot.

Pretty sure that law can be repealed under the Congressional Review Act.

Sure, but it's my understanding that coal technology is really getting the "thumbs up" as of late. So that energy thing is going to be much less of a problem. Yep, I'm pretty sure of that.

I believe your views are similar to Marvin the Martian who wanted to blow up the earth because it obstructed his view of Mars.

For some reason I find that thought 1) probably true and 2) surprisingly existentially disturbing…

You can do that now if you want.

Well, that's a very cool link. Thank you. And congrats on Zork II. Zork III next?

Yeah…I hear ya'. It took me 3 months to complete Zork I; 1 month to complete Zork II; and 1 week to complete Zork III. The Enchanter series took me a *long* time to complete. But I sure had fun struggling through it. (I think I did use the hint book for them…but not for the Zork series).

Yes! Excellent comment about the packaging. I still remember "Suspended's" packaging, also. I really enjoyed playing that game. Really creepy packaging, indeed. The game itself had some pretty funny moments, though. Come to think of it, most of Infocom's games had funny moments.

Almost definitely a different game. But, you know, $0.99!

1) Never played "Pitfall," but it always seemed cool to me.

[Nicholas Nassim Taleb claps enthusiastically].

I…umm…like imagining Emma Stone cussing.

Indeed. This is Lindsay X's moment. "Gingers didn't land on Plymouth Rock! Well, most of them didn't! I mean, it's a bit complicated! But you get my point!"

"Lindsay Lohan tells Piers Morgan she was racially profiled"

Blame Kanye:
"This track the Indian dance that bring our rain/[reign] back…"

So, what you're saying is, "If you don't know, now you know…"