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The single player of SC2 is a completely utterly different game from the multi player and can be played off line. Buy the game already and revel.

The NYT has two series of articles that were interesting reads. Women at Arms and the War on Drugs in Mexico.

I enjoyed the reading even if it was the NYT.

We have certainly impressed our kids somehow:

"DAAAAD, I'm lost in a tower while trying to go potty...."

and

"Daddy are you going up next to that killing thing?"(pointing at the small cannon outside the ROTC building)


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bo-breaze said…
Hmmm Drug war thats a good subject to read about. Maybe since its been failing for the last 40 years they will try a different method to curb drug use. A great option would be regulation, education, and rehabilitation for addicts to harder drugs. While im not for legalization of all drugs i am for the ending of marijuana prohibition. Here is a great link to all the things wrong with the war on drugs AKA the war on our on citizens.

http://fdlaction.firedoglake.com/2010/05/06/swat-team-kills-dog-with-child-present-arrest-father-in-misdemeanor-marijuana-bust/
July 30, 2010 at 3:46:00 PM MDT
bo-breaze said…
Whats sad about that article is that family will be torn apart over a plant that is arguably a safer drug than alchol and tobacco. There is plenty more that could be said on this subject but this log probably is not the best place to share my views.
July 30, 2010 at 3:50:00 PM MDT
scott said…
Well, I went and bought Starcraft and it is a lot of fun. It is basically all I did all weekend.

We went and saw Inception too, but Starcraft was purchased right after that. Awesome movie by the way.

It is asking me for battlenet stuff to play. I'll have to see if there is a way around that. Not as big a deal as the WH40K game, only because I already have a battlenet account. My preference is just to be able to play the game.
August 2, 2010 at 5:57:00 AM MDT
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