| | Hall’s Rule of Social Order #3 |
Be aware of how your actions can and do affect others. Identifying how we interact with one other can be a spring board for many positive things.
| | Hall’s Rule of Social Order #3 |
Be aware of how your actions can and do affect others. Identifying how we interact with one other can be a spring board for many positive things.
| | Your love is like a roller coaster baby |
Not an original idea, but it seems like a lot of fun. I’d like to try to sneak a chess board onto a roller coaster and submit it to xkcd. If I could think of something else to do, that may work, but the chess board seems easy enough.
| | Hall’s Rule of Social Order #4 |
Avoid causing conflict when possible. ie: once you master rule #3, don’t do the things that other people are going to hate you for. For example, if you’re going to stop your car in the middle of the street to talk to your friend on the sidewalk, make sure there’s no one behind you. The least you could do is pull over.
| | Blood, sweat and tears and losing some of your peers |
Here’s an example of one of my peers in my masters degree program. We have our first group assignment, and groups were chosen by the professor. Granted, there was some confusion on how to use the online system and communicate to multiple people, but this is the email she sends out…
hello all I have made this list for us as I have so many email address’s coming I’m not sure no more who they belong too.
please only use my Comcast email as I am getting double emails and this is already to confusing .
also please tell me in one email what you need me to do as I have so many emails right now I don’t know which one to use to do the assignment. or what I need to do within the assignment project
That was a big WTF for me. Even bigger though, was the (seemingly random) image that was attached to it:
WTF indeed.
| | Them vs Me vs You |
Here’s another video game idea that actually came to me as a result of a dream. In the dream, I’m in a big city landscape, being chased down by military and such. I end up stealing a Gatling gun and taking a bunch of them out at a time and then running away on roof tops and such.
So here’s the game idea. Think Grand Theft Auto meets Streets of Rage 2. It’s just a game of survival set in a city with lots of cars, fire escapes, roof tops, lamp posts, etc. You start off walking down the street, either looking for fights, or fights are looking for you. Like, you walk by a guy, you can get the party started right there and punch him in the face. Or even some guy comes and mugs you. Someone joins in to help him. Someone else calls 911. The cops come, they call for swat. swat comes and they call in the national guard. helicopters come in. more and more men. barricades are set up.
You have your choice of a few characters, each with their own specialties:
It’d be an arcade type of scoring, the point is just to get the biggest score/stay alive the longest/kill the most enemies. The unique things to the game would be the “cooperation” moves when playing with multiple players. the rich dude can order some awesome weapons that only the weapons expert can use. the strong dude can throw the weapons dude at a helicopter for him to take it over. The hacker can broadcast a message for the rich dude to the media to get news copters and reporters on the scene (that would increase points multiplier as well as change difficulty).
Unique game play additions would be with media coverage. If you’re on the news, people will come out and fight with you maybe. You’re also less likely to die in front of a news camera.
Maybe the game takes a little bit of a riot/revolution plot. Each character has a back story with why they need to fight against the government. You start riots in cities across the country/globe, unlocking more and more cities until you get to the capital. Maybe once you get the riots started in the city, you have to sneak away someone to the next city to get it started.
I’d play it. Sounds like the multi-player would be where all the fun is.
| | Hall’s Rule of Social Order #268 |
Men should never kiss men. There are no exceptions. It doesn’t matter the situation, the place being kissed, or how well they know each other. No, not even the pope.
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