fishers64

Name: fishers64 ("Agent 64" or "fishers" both are fine)
Gender: Female
Element 1: Ice
Element 2: Light 
Other: fishers is a hard and cold type. She spent a number of years slaying innocous waterfowl, and then spent several years after that killing not-so-innocent people - whoever Control wanted gone. Is incredibly efficient and prioritizes her job over just about everything else. 

I vote to change his name officially to "Skull Clapper."

 

Of all the crossovers to suggest, I submit that a Bionicle-Unwind crossover is one of the worst. 

My cellphone...is about the same. 

And I never use it.

I do not understand the smartphone addiction. I much prefer my computer. It has keyboard, which makes everything better. 

Geez, and I thought my Lego habit was bad. 

I didn't fully understand the Arena Method until I had to fill out RPG character profiles.

Then I was like "This makes sense!" *CLICK*

I agree. I'm not really strongly invested into any of the franchises in there enough to invest that kind of money. 

I'm just not that much of a gamer anymore, much as I used to like Bionicle games back in the day. 

Nope. I have the ultimate collection of so-bad-it's-good-songs, with terrible singing and moronic tunes that feel like a five-year-old did them. I love them because they are funny.

As for lyrics vs. words, no amount of good lyric content will ever overcome blaise tunes. I occasionally listen to stuff with iffy lyrics if the tune is good - Pink's "So What" is a fine example - but after awhile my offense at the lyrics causes me to turn it off. 

I have found that the songs that I listen to the most are songs with good tunes and good lyrics. Those do exist - it just took me a lot of my life to find them - and now that I have, I'm not letting them go. 

*arrives with shotgun* I shall make this one quick and painless. 

*makes note of it for HF RPG*

*slinks away deviously*

I can't say it's the worst Skull villain, because i personally think Skull Basher takes that slot.

Do not insult purple horn face with the warhammer. You will regret it. 

Where did that evil substance than infected Voltex and Xaeraz come from? Can it be beaten or destroyed?

I thought Voltex might have beaten it somehow, but for some reason my memory is fuzzy on that at the moment.

Could Xaeraz have overcome it if he lived?

They don't call him Black Six for nothing, folks.

There has to be someone who tried to mod Luke and Vader to give them a gearbox...

If not, there soon will be. 

Or you can throw exposition out the window and let the audience pick up on the story behind the story as the story goes on. 

Works at least half the time. 

Murach's tend to be the better books IMO.

Takuma Nuva

Yeah, I already have their JavaScript/jQuery book. 

Murach also seems to be the only folks to actually produce a book on JSP. I can't find any books or classes on it, and employers want it for web design and secure web pages. So I'm hoping I can read their book to get in - it certainly worked for JavaScript.

I figured this out: 

https://sonymusiclicensing.com/

http://www.capitolcmglicensing.com/licensingpages/helppage.aspx?cid=27041

At least part of the way. The Sony Music Page says that I have to find the publisher, and that might be difficult, but it's better than just giving up. 

Very helpful and informative! I now have some new bookmarks to dig through.

I still feel attached to traditional publishing though. I blame Andrew Clement's The School Story for the bad socialization, and I mean most of the bestsellers like Clancy and Patterson were traditional so I still feel like I need to do that to get in the big leagues.

I feel it's important to mention that you need to register your work with the U.S. government (the Library of Congress system for books, I have the documents somewhere) for full copyright protection. It costs about $50, but if you're going to publish, it is $50 well spent, I think. (That copright handbook might cover it, don't know.)

The other thing is that Word can save stuff in HTML directly. It's a bit messy, but you can kick out Mircrosoft's fluff with plain text Find and Replace, and save you a little time.

Everyone knows that serifed fonts draw attention better. 

I'm talking about gearboxes on either side of a gearbox, rotated by that gearbox that then go on to rotate some things themselves.

How to give a Mata Nui robot set a gear function...

maybe?

Interesting eggsperiement. 

I have no idea - although I'm not the biggest fan of fried eggs, even though I eat them - what this would taste like. I guess I'll have to try it. 

Congratulations to the winners, and a thanks for the generosity of JMJ once again! 

If it ain't fun, I don't care if it's art or not. Does this distinction even matter to anyone not on an Oscar Award commitee?

Thank you, SPIRIT.

But that doesn't even look peach shaped.

Welcome to the internet. 

First, I have to ask whether you read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, or whether you like Greek myths. Obligatory. 

I have not read Atlas Shrugged - after reading Anthem, I was through with Ayn Rand. 

By contrast, I enjoy more like Orson Scott Card. The Ender's Game is good; The Pathfinder is much better.

I also like me some Garth Nix; The Keys to the Kingdom is very good. I think he just came out with a book on princes that is very good - I read that one. Across the Wall is another particular favorite. 

And if I'm looking for something a little more funny, there's always Gordon Korman's Swindle series to provide me with the latest misadventures of Griffin Bing.

I have no idea how that purple thing is a peach.