Zero protection from nuclear code In the depths of the cold war, one number stood between just anybody pushing the button and the President of the United states. That number was the nuclear keycode, and the number was an eight-digit code, which was 00000000.
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Straight Dope Staff Report: When the zombies take over, how long till the electricity fails?
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Drunkish. /should be asleep but have fantastic tales to regale all and sundry with. Well, not really. As far as it gets are tales about the unattended female orgasm relayed by Chrissy (who will regret them in the morning) and pooh-poohed by Kieron (who shall dine out on them for days to come, if you
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Now, this *is* worrying; wonder when I got like this? (Starts scratching self nervously – no, wait, that’s ob-com. Starts, er, avoiding things?) Disorder | Rating Paranoid: Low Schizoid: Moderate Schizotypal: High Antisocial: Moderate Borderline: Low Histrionic: Moderate Narcissistic: Moderate Avoidant: High Dependent: Moderate Obsessive-Compulsive: Low URL of the test URL for more info Meanwhile,
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Oh, bugger, there goes my brain. I really must stop playing so many computers games, and foaming at the mouth. Mildly worrying.
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Ming the Merciless When we say Merciless, that’s in terms of relentlessly insane.
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Missile Bases :: 20th Century Castles, Unique underground properties. Could someone buy me a Titan 1 base, pretty please? Any sugar-daddies out there?
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True Crime / Ground Control True Crime: Streets of L.A. The city of L.A. lies before Many games are hurt by ambition; or rather by the failure of that ambition. So for a game to attempt to combine almost every element that falls under that the extremely diverse genre that we call an “action adventure”
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The Geek Test I got 28.0% making me a total Geek. What will you get?
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The Simulator – Garnet Hertz – 1997 Horrible, sickening, but not disgusting. Though I do want to eat a burger now. So badly.