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All I can really think of is something written by Neil Gaiman. His books cross pop culture (what you're after) with high culture (what your teachers are after). You could ...

This isn't really much of a poem - it's more of a rant, just in stanza form. It's okay for your poetry to have a meaning/message, but here all you're ...

Hey, just got round to watching it. =) (Couldn't earlier, cos of slow internetz.) Griff's voice sounds scarily appropriate for a radio show - is it his real voice, or ...

Oo-er. This piece has begun to feel familiar - I do believe I've read something similar to this before, perhaps the original you posted so long ago. This is all ...

Wait, I thought Snoink was dead?

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Hey there Thirst. =) I clicked on this topic on a coca-cola induced whimsy, and was captivated by your opening sentence. Those three short words - Who am I? - ...

Thanks for the review, Blink. Actually, one thing: I noticed that, of course, James is really interested in this dream that he's just had, but he doesn't really explain it. ...

And this is where the problem with the 'by accident thing' comes in. For example: Now we have one cell, but the workings of say, a typical human brain has ...

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That doesn't explain why you find it acceptable to believe that God could exist without a creator, yet also find it entirely unacceptable to believe that the Universe could do ...

~Excalibur~: Religious experiences are not common, nor are NDE's and OBE's. Just an interesting tangent: It's not too hard to induce an OBE, with a bit (ie. a couple of ...

Fake! Don't take an unsourced article like this seriously. It is good story material, which is why Asimov et. al. have already done it hundreds of times ;) Doesn't make ...

I only use the word 'critique' (or just 'crit' if I'm feeling lazy).

Yo Jack. ^_^ Luckily, H is brother had bought him first-class tickets, and it was quiet and relaxing in the front of the plane. Unless Luke happens to be God, ...