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Nov. 27th, 2010 02:31 pmFirst! I saw The Thin Man for the first time last night. Nick and Nora! Aster the dog! Oh my god, it was wonderful. The banter! The costumes! The hair! The unmitigated alcoholism!
I totally recommend this movie. Me and my dad are gonna watch the other ones at some point.
In other news, while getting pizza to eat today the idea of it shimmering into existence in front of me after ordering came to mind, and I came up with this story idea while I ate.
Please enjoy:
I totally recommend this movie. Me and my dad are gonna watch the other ones at some point.
In other news, while getting pizza to eat today the idea of it shimmering into existence in front of me after ordering came to mind, and I came up with this story idea while I ate.
Please enjoy:
It's 2030 and humanity's hunger crisis, among other problems, have been solved. Matter Transformers are active in every home, providing food, clothing, and objects in exchange for Matter Credits (MatCreds). Basic items are free, part of humanity's right to survival. Trash? A thing of the past, as every piece of unneeded matter is fed back into the machines for the sake of keeping a healthy MatCred balance. Matter farms, filled with kudzu and other fast growing plants, thrive, with their farmers making a fortune.
If you want to beat the price of the copyrighted food, there's always opensource, matter codes made for sharing and keeping MatCred spending low. These food codes can be found all over the Net, created by likeminded individuals.
Shari is an opensource chef. Follow her as she travels across the world looking for out of copyright food, visiting the few remaining food farms as well as jungles and other exotic locations, as she creates new recipe codes to share.