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[framlingem]

Dad and I are going to see "The Aviator" today, because dude, cool planes. And yes, I know it's about the planes in the same way that "Titanic" was about a boatship, but c'mon. Cool planes. And probably cool cars as well!

*is a geek*

*is also the daughter of a geek*

We're headed off early, too, because we got wind that the Future Shop has a copy of URU and we're hoping to get through it by the evening of the eighth. We kicked Exile's butt by Christmas Eve, so that was a week for everything except the tree world. Should be do-able with the great F------- (er - that's my surname, not a curse word!) brain pool we've got going. Dad's Mech.E. training works well with my willingness to try anything no matter how stupid it seems.

Also, I have the patience to read the books and remember what they say, which helps a bit as Dad has a tendency to ignore the books completely.

Speaking (sort of) of Titanic, did you know there's a Titanic puzzle game, written by Douglas Adams? We played it a few years ago - it's great.

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[coreyfoster-esq.livejournal.com]

That was [i]Starship Titanic[/i], by both Adams and Terry Jones. I have the book, but I've never read it...

Anyway, have fun in the Kadesh Tolesa age. Heh, heh!

[framlingem.livejournal.com]

Alas, it was not marked at fifteen dollars like the website said it should be, but instead at thirty. Add this to the lineups stretching all the way to audio electronics, and we, cheap bastards that we are, decided to come home and print out the webpage.