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Link. I think everyone can agree the Peanuts' cartoons were awesome.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7248995.stm

I thought this was interesting considering what John said in the National Healthcare NIMBY thread. Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6921882.stm

Jesus isn't a doll, he's an action figure! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6916287.stm This is hilarious. I may pick a few up for the novelty value.

Here's the situation: I'm the Vikings, conquering the homeland continent in the late Industrial Age. Earlier, I conquered my neighbor the Americans, stripping them of all overseas possessions, save three, small, culturely-weak cities on the other continent far away, not even a sea bordering...

Gilder has gotten Civ4, and is ready to begin cataloging his empires. Civ: England Standard Continents Noble Temperate with medium sealevel Normal game length ----------------- *holds up mirror* Gilder: Looks like Gilder ate a bit too much at Easter. What an outbreak. Hey Domestic...

Third time's the charm right? Standard World 60% Ocean Continents 7 Other random opponents Wet, War, and Five Billion Years Civilization: Sumeria Ur was blazing hot in the summer. On the floodplains, the only source of relief from the heat was the nearby Euphrates River, lush with...

-Game Statitics- Russians Regent 70% water Wet Five million years old -Quoted from the Wikipedia article on early Russia: The Russians first originated in the world as a band of nomadic travelers, taking time to properly explore the great north. Eventually, content with the distance...

Here's a pic from a game awhile go: The Sumerians are just THAT good. Too bad I was the Ottomans at the time.

Civ: France Size: Standard Landform: Continents Water: 60% Barbarians: None Opponents: Random Climate: Wet Age: 5 Billion? Difficulty: Regent Charlemagne sat on his throne; the crown of France, signifying the despot’s supreme power was on his head, tilted. His royal garb, a crimson...