So over the past six months or so, I’ve realized something about myself: I hate drama. Not drama in movies...
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Category: Post-Apocalypse People
In the past, I have made a big deal about how in the post apocalypse, I WILL be a benevolent...
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Thanksgiving is a tradition celebrated by many cultures around the world. The third Thursday in November is the one I’m most accustomed to here...
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Does anyone remember that show The Tribe about all the kids left over after a disease kills all the adults? They kids...
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I know race relations (or the possible lack thereof) isn’t necessarily something people want to think about, let alone talk...
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With Valentine’s Day being last week and my post about the Love Machine app going up last Wednesday, I’ve been...
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Alright, so this is actually a post about us, because we are awesome. In March, ICoS will have been going...
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Whole psychological theories have been based on what shows up in our horror films. I could go on and on...
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Coming off the Christmas holidays, my older daughter’s school has a few random days off in January. My younger daughter...
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Crossed is a graphic novel written by Garth Ennis, drawn by Jacen Burrows, and published via Avatar Press. The story is...
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Post Apocalyptic living is going to be tough. Really, really tough. I can hear you, over there, rolling your eyes,...
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Come the chaos of the apocalypse, people are going to die. Maybe en masse. Maybe slowly, but surely. Maybe by...
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I’m not going to comment on the sanity (or lack thereof) of the Black Friday shopping madness, and I might...
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In life, any life, before or after an apocalypse you meet all kinds of people. The thing with people is...
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