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http://hungryforamonth.blogspot.com/ - I've done the vegetarian thing. I've done the forgetting to eat thing and then realized I wasn't hungry but should be. This made me thoughtful on many levels.
http://gallery.digik.net/gallery/244/page/0 - Ozzynelson, I thought you'd like this. n_n
http://www.lspace.org/books/apf/ - fellow Terry Pratchett readers, I know you're out there.
http://talesof.cyllya.com/tos/reference/ - Tales of Symphonia reference pictures for...well, just about everything. Not as thought provoking a link as it could be, but hey, forgive the fangirl? >.>;
http://project-apollo.net/mos/ - A Miracle of Science. Webcomic worth reading. Complete.
http://mixedmyth.comicgenesis.com/ - Mixed Myth. Webcomic worth reading. An intersting insight into storytelling if you read from a certain angle. Also complete.
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I was thinking about shared experiences. Certain things (books, games, music, movies) are more than just 'I know what you're talking about', but instead fall into the catigory of basic paradigm, or a common venacular. This is kind of like religion, but it's more basic than that. It's not like how some comics (i.e. Batman) are a shared mythos that everyone knows. It's like how 'A Stranger in a Strange Land' effectively communicates the concept of 'grok' in a way that a dictionary definition of it wouldn't. It's why I want to play all the final fantasy games at some point...not because of potential spoilers (if I never had planned to play something you can't spoil the ending)...but because it allows me to better understand the world view of some of (I lie, most of) my friends.
In that same idea, I thought I'd throw out some things that I felt were worth sharing. Not because they were enjoyable (tho honestly much of it is) but because they give insight.
http://gallery.digik.net/gallery/244/page/0 - Ozzynelson, I thought you'd like this. n_n
http://www.lspace.org/books/apf/ - fellow Terry Pratchett readers, I know you're out there.
http://talesof.cyllya.com/tos/reference/ - Tales of Symphonia reference pictures for...well, just about everything. Not as thought provoking a link as it could be, but hey, forgive the fangirl? >.>;
http://project-apollo.net/mos/ - A Miracle of Science. Webcomic worth reading. Complete.
http://mixedmyth.comicgenesis.com/ - Mixed Myth. Webcomic worth reading. An intersting insight into storytelling if you read from a certain angle. Also complete.
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I was thinking about shared experiences. Certain things (books, games, music, movies) are more than just 'I know what you're talking about', but instead fall into the catigory of basic paradigm, or a common venacular. This is kind of like religion, but it's more basic than that. It's not like how some comics (i.e. Batman) are a shared mythos that everyone knows. It's like how 'A Stranger in a Strange Land' effectively communicates the concept of 'grok' in a way that a dictionary definition of it wouldn't. It's why I want to play all the final fantasy games at some point...not because of potential spoilers (if I never had planned to play something you can't spoil the ending)...but because it allows me to better understand the world view of some of (I lie, most of) my friends.
In that same idea, I thought I'd throw out some things that I felt were worth sharing. Not because they were enjoyable (tho honestly much of it is) but because they give insight.
