Just a comment: he didn't create them. It's a real trading card collection from the eighties. He had it and he thought it would be a good idea to share them.

In the first post (november 2005), it says "Hola a todos, este es el gato unicornio, el primero de una colección de cromos q casi completé a finales de los 80.
Poco a poco iré subiendo el resto...".

It's translated "Hi y'all, this is the unicorn cat, the first of a trading card collection i almost completed at the end of the 80s".

Circumcision it's not that bad, you guys. I'm not, but my boyfriend is, and I assure you he has a lot of pleasure in sex.

Apart, I think the jews law about having to get your prepuce off, it's got to do with hygiene. Sometimes people don't like to think for themselves, so an order it's a quick way to "help".

And when you live in a friggin' desert, and there's not much water available to clean yourself, all the water you can save will be useful later. And a cut dick is easier to keep clean, enabling yourself to fend off some infections.

The guy in the pic above... it's my eyes or does he look as Steve Urkel? You know, the nerdy guy from Family matters?

I remember this sketch. In fact, i used to see every episode of this series. It was based in absurd humour sketches, and they had some pretty good film parodies, including Cape fear, Matrix, Lord of the rings, and many more.

They're now separated as a duo, and, anyway, i stopped viewing their tv program since they changed it to fridays - there's no friday i won't be going out with my friends.

I just have an offtopic question. It's about the national ID issue.

Why is it so bad? Here in Spain we've to got a NID as long as we're older than 16. And it's been that way for a long time. As far as I know, my parents have been using them since they were young!

Jesse, the surprising thing isn't the article itself, but the headline. Tits, apart from being birds, is the most common name for women breasts. You know, boobs.

The ions will be going straight from where you send them, then it won't have curvature.

They don't mention Twoflower race in the books. We assumed Twoflower was asian because of the affinity of the Agatean empire to China, but similar politics or history doesn't mean that they're all that equal.

Wish I could have the money to buy this. And the house where to lodge it. I'd love to have it in my dirty, dirty hands.

I want the MAC version!

I bought a pair of cds via iTunes, and I'm not doing it anymore, because I like to share my music.

I've bought about 200 old-school cds, and I've all of them (well, all of the discs that fit in my laptop hard disk) ripped to a good quality MP3, being able to send them to my friends if I like and all that.

The first was the worst, too. Kombatter. I did like Mortal Kombat a lot back then.

The nicks I liked the most were The_Nomad, DemonKing and this one I'm using.

#10 - Thor vs Jesus? That combat has no real emotion. I mean, Jesus was defeated being nailed to a cross. And Thor happens to have a BIG MAGIC HAMMER.

Hammer? Nails? Anyone else fail to see the correlation?

The main problem with the world it's precisely the lack of 'ageing'.

With so many born, and so few dying (of old age, for example), the world is growing more overpopulated day by day.

And I don't say it because I'm young and I want them oldies to sleep with the worms. Although I'm 26yo, my father is 80 and I don't want him to die.

But sometimes you've to say the truth.

Funniest thing about it: As in the 'free world' we don't stop saying things in the lines of 'It's just another holiday made up by the big companies and malls', these guys are risking their freedom just to cellebrate capitalist love!

I'm not looking forward for Valentine's day, really. I go out to a romantic dinner with my bf every week. And when I see something he could like, I buy it for him without waiting for a holiday. And I know he does the same for me, too.

I think it's something like buying Che Guevara's prints and merchandising, being Che the communist he was, and being against capitalism (yeah kids, the same thing that make you able to buy those prints).

It's called the irony of life. Or something like that.

There is one thing worst than board games based on videogames. It's called 'Board games based on tv shows'.

I mean... what's the thrill in playing 'Deal or no deal' at home?

'Now, I'm offering you ZERO dollars for your box. Remember that you may have zero dollars in it, so be careful with your choice...'

I want to buy an iMac and give the macbook i'm now writing on to my 80yo father... let's see how quick i can get the money.

I didn't read the article really, only the short version in here, so that's my fault if I spoke too quick.

Now it doesn't look so bad.

Sorry, but I can't understand this kind of 'art'.

OK, it looks good. Not good, it looks great in fact, but... aren't we talking of the lack of energy sources?

Even if the water gets pumped from the same river it falls on, there's a lot of energy wasted in pumping it, something we, as a species, can't afford.

To #7: The context-free rant, as i understand it, means the following: When you buy a physical CD, there's something called (surprise) BOOKLET. In it you can find from lyrics to all kind of information (i.e.: who was the drummer?)

When you buy something in iTunes, for example (and I've bought there), you don't have any of that information. You have to fire up your browser and search for it on the Internet.

It's not only something bad for the customers, but for the graphic design industry (and for the arts too, in a way). Personally I love to open new CDs and to browse through the booklets, reading the lyrics, appreciating the design hours put into it... I mean: The first Demons & Wizards album has a truly OUTSTANDING booklet. If you buy it through iTunes or Amazon, you've lost it. Really.

Another question: Why some of the art on iTunes is so badly scanned, with blank borders and so on? Haven't they the original art?