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And So It Begins: We Have Our First Tropical Depression of the Year
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If you had May 15 in your "Day the First Tropical Depression Forms" office pool, then it's time to celebrate because right now in the Pacific, there's a storm brewing.
Named Tropical Depression One-E (we assume the E stands for emo; it is a depression, after all), the storm formed earlier today in the Pacific and while it isn't exactly setting the world on fire, it did give the Weather Channel a good excuse to bust out a bright red alert banner at the top of its homepage.
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It turns out that Curtiss A has almost as much distaste for the Magnetic Fields' Stephin Merritt as Merritt has for "Imagine" by John Lennon. In a Gimme Noise interview conducted by Monica LaPlante last year, the droll and oft-dour singer-songwriter said "[The song] makes me want to shoot him."
As Merritt's side project Future Bible Heroes roll through town tonight, the words still weigh heavy on Mr. Almsted's mind. According to Vita.mn, "He's so mad, in fact, he planned to protest tonight outside the Cedar Cultural Center."
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Of course, there's the detail that Merritt will not be in attendance tonight because he suffers from hyperacusis and can't withstand a loud performance. The Magnetic Fields' last visit to First Avenue was a pretty quiet affair.
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Every week, we will be examining comic book stories and ideas that were not only abandoned, but also had the stories/plots specifically "overturned" by a later writer (as if they were a legal precedent). Click here for an archive of all the previous editions of The Abandoned An' Forsaked. Feel free to e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any suggestions for future editions of this feature.
Today, based on a suggestion by reader Charlie E., we take a look at the differing takes on the back story of the Captain America villain, Arnim Zola.
The evil Nazi genetecist Dr. Arnim Zola has long been one of Captain America's most notable villains, primarily I think because of the design of the character. Introduced by Jack Kirby in Captain America #208, Kirby really made him standout…
The following issue, Kirby gives us the character's origin…
A few things are at odds with each other in this origin. On the one hand, Zola notes that he was "ordinary," but it is fair to say that when he notes he was a "little man" that Kirby DOES seem to draw him in such a fashion that you could believe that the intent was for him to be beyond simply short but specifically suffering from some sort of growth hormone deficiency. You could also believe that he is just supposed to be short.
When we see Zola in flashbacks in Super Villain Team-Up #17 by Peter B. Gillis, Arvell Jones and Bruce Patterson, though, Zola just seems to be a regular short guy (the Hate-Monger even calls him "ordinary" again)…
However, in X-Factor Annual #3 (part of the Evolutionary War crossover from the late 1980s), when Mark Gruenwald gives us a major moment in the life of the High Evolutionary (before he was called the High Evolutionary), it is clear that Zola IS, in fact, suffering from a significant growth hormone deficiency…
And since this is Mark Gruenwald we're talking about, that became the accepted state for Arnim Zola. Here's Marvel's official bio of him:
The frail, dwarfish Arnim Zola was born in 1930's Switzerland where he became the world's leading biochemist. In his ancestral castle, Zola happened upon mysterious papers brought by his ancestors in the Crusades.
So…it is debatable about whether anything was abandoned or forsaked as of yet. Seems more like it is vague enough to be read that Zola being "dwarfish" is not a contradiction of Kirby's origin of the character.
However, in the recent Captain America series by Rick Remender and John Romita Jr, it is clear that the "dwarfish" aspect is officially abandoned and forsaked (while it still clearly fits in with Kirby's original take)…
That's it for this week!
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but is he Austrian or Swiss?
It is a pretty minor change, but I still wish Marvel would keep the continuity a bit tighter. I am afraid they will end up like DC. There was another change in a recent Fantastic Four, too…
I'm confused here. If Marvel stated that Zola was born in the 1930's, how could he have worked for the Nazi regime as an adult in 1945? Was he a dwarf or a child prodigy?
Remender's story places Zola as an adult in 1929, well into his usual mad scientist routine. So I can see how Kirby's origin can be viewed as a modern reinterpretation, with Zola now likely being a contemporary of Hitler.
It seems to me that these inconsistencies could be explained by either an unreliable narrator or uninformed comments by background characters. No reason to take it all at face value.
Wow, that's the downward spiral of Marvel right there, isn't it? A formerly silly and entertaining origin is now sadistic and sickening.
A geneticist who worked with Hitler is never going to be terribly silly when approached these days, I think.
I think Marvel needs to keep Kurt Busiek frozen on ice and thaw him out every few years to explain these inconsistencies away. (Remember how he cleaned up the pre-Onslaught Iron Man mess in one short story?)
Of course, Remender's story is taking place on an alternate Earth, so maybe it's just *that* Zola who's not a dwarf?
thanks for clearing it up
believe it or not, this was one of the things that always bothered me, but I couldn't check it, find it, whatever.
always thought armin was another character marvel seemed to wind up contracdicting what was suppose to be his true origin for after all if he was born in the 30 he would have to a child genius to work with nazies. plus the fact that marvel kept going back and forth over if his size is due to being a dwarf or not .another character added to the list of marvel not being able to stick to what is his origin once and for all.
I hated the Evolutionary War. It seemed intent on tying up loose ends that nobody but Gruenwald (I assume him to be prime mover, sorry if I'm not) thought were a problem, like how could Miles Warren possibly clone someone? In the MU that always seemed to me a rather daft question.
Well, the new Zola does seem to be a hunchback now.
Based on JRJR's art, who knows if he's supposed to be dwarfish? At the door with the worried man, he seems to be taller than him, but walking by the picture, both the picture and the dialogue seem to indicate that Zola is not "fully formed", if you will.
I didn't pick up the new Cap 4 this past week, because the story overall is dull to me, so I don't know if anything in there made things clearer.
@Matt Bird, in the original origin, Zola grows larger forms and "for his safety" has to destroy some of them, so it's a matter of degree in the "sick and sadistic" realm. At least Kirby didn't depict the sick monsters, but just implies them.
@Omar: I'm under the impression that while the story is taking place in another dimension, it's a dimension that 616 Zola discovered and is setting up shop in, and uses it to "store" some of his creations, and brought Cap to. Not that it's a different Zola from the one Cap usually fights. I could be mistaken, though.
Matt Bird: As Travis notes above, Kirby's Cap run could be quite grotesque at times. I haven't read the current run, but the arc with the Swine (a Nazi slavemaster who tortures people to death for the hell of it) is at least on par with the sequence on diplay here.
Downward spiral? I'm sure that issue of Super-Villain Team-Up is the one which begins with Hitler and Red Skull having dinner. The floor beneath them is glass so they can enjoy their meal while watching hundreds of dying and starving Jewish prisoners in cages below. I think the main female hero also gets whipped several times too. So not sure if there is a downward spiral happening.
Wow, that's the downward spiral of Marvel right there, isn't it? A formerly silly and entertaining origin is now sadistic and sickening.
I find myself agreeing wih Cjorg (no matter how many times he posted) and several others. The very fact that Zola is a Nazi scientist makes the character sickening, and at least some earlier authors were well aware of that. I find it quite disturbing that so many would insist that Nazis are actually zany and fun.
Here's something actually controversial for your amusement: Jack Kirby is a wonderful, wonderful character designer, but this example reminds me again of the fact that he draws really odd-looking humans.
Arnim Zola was a deranged, twisted figure from the moment Jack Kirby introduced him. Kirby made it clear that Zola regarded life as nothing more than a toy to be experimented with, and to heck with the consequences. In that original story, Captain America and Donna Maria Puentes, who are Zola's prisoners, are constantly reacting in horror to the grotesque creatures that the mad genetecist has created. Also, Zola's experiments were being funded by the Red Skull, and one of their insane plans was to transplant Hitler's brain into Cap's body! So right from the start he was in bed with Nazi war criminals. The Super-Villain Team-Up story made it clear that it was Zola who had cloned Hitler, enabling him to live again as the Hate Monger. So, from day one, Zola has been a really sick puppy.
I'm not one to down on others' opinions, so please don't take this that way, but I do think that a lot of the time when people talk about the "downward spiral" of comics, their feelings are based at least partially on nostalgia as opposed to actual quality. So much of this argument is based on personal preference, as well.
I would argue that if the situation were reversed, we would hear just as many (if not more) people complaining that "comics used to be mature and nuanced, now they're just silly nonsense".
There's pros and cons to every era of entertainment. There are definitely modern-era comics that could be accused of being edgy-for-the-sake-of-edgy. Then again, as we've often seen in the "I Love Ya' but You're Strange" columns, comics in the Silver and Golden Age were often just absolutely ridiculous. Fun and light and entertaining, but with storylines, characters, and especially pseudo-science that didn't hold up to even the LIGHTEST scrutiny.
For the record, I love both for different reasons. I'm glad that I can read Ennis and Marvel Now!, while still being able to pick up classic Lee/Kirby, or even the more light-hearted modern stuff like Zubkavich's "Skullkickers".
I'm not sure there's ever been an era where comics pseudo-science held up very well.
I do wonder glancing over the original origin if Kirby had more backstory in mind–all the hints about ancient texts rather than having Zola figure it out himself. Or it could just be part of the whole Gothic horror/Frankensteinian vibe he seems to be shooting for.
@fraser: Kirby was also very much into ancient astronauts and ancient super-civilizations. A book of genetic codes from ancient times isn't too far in concept from from the premise of the Eternals and Deviants as civilizations that were hyper-advanced from ancient times on up because of the Celestials. His takes on the Black Panther and 2001: A Space Odyssey similarly see ancient or persistent alien or ancient super-phenomena as the midwife of humanity's cosmic, or at least superhuman, destiny. Kirby's Black Panther has King Solomon owning a time machine and his tomb guarded by a super-robot, and he was the guy who originated the idea that the Vibranium meteorite in Wakanda could mutate human beings. T'Challa even got ESP from Vibranium exposure!
Back in the late 1960s, Kirby also used the Kree this way in his "Tales of the Inhumans" backup features from the tail end of his Thor work. Kirby's Kree are not straight-ahead villains so much as they are the amoral, ancient astronaut benefactors of select segments of humanity, now grown cold and remote from their erstwhile subjects; the idea that the Kree are evil more the work of Roy Thomas, who made the blue Kree into outright fascists, and, moreso, Steve Engelhart, who wrote the Supreme Intelligence as pretty much the same. Grant Morrison's parallel world Kree from the introduction of Noh-Varr are sort of a compromise between the two ideas of the Kree: "zen fascists," as Morrison says, cribbing from Frank Zappa.
So why can't he just be short? As far as Marvel writers are concerned, it looks like after his origin he either has to be average height or explicitly a dwarf. A short person could describe themselves as an "ordinary little man", "little" being both a further downplay of "ordinary" as well as saying that you aren't exactly average height. (Particularly when you are explaining your new non-human body.
Beyond his height, was Super Villain Team-Up when the rest of his origin was abandoned? Never mind his height, his whole origin has been changed by that book.
I think comics sometimes have trouble with the concept of average height. Someone pointed out once that the original Official Handbook has almost all the adult men six feet taller or more, and women almost all 5 9 or higher. Which would indicate Earth-616 grows them a lot taller than we do here.
Omar, I agree it's in keeping for Kirby to use Ancient Civilization's Lost Secrets–it's just that since there's no origin other them being old, I wonder if someone would eventually show up asking for them (or some other follow-up).
The Eternals was a great use of those ideas. Kirby's Black Panther series was … not (I am eternally greatful to Christopher Priest for mocking it gently in his Black Panther run).
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Big deal about Zola's actual size. Marvel characters' size measurements have been skewed for years.
People like the Hulk or Juggernaut used to be only slightly bigger than an average man, whereas now they're usually depicted as looking more like 12 feet tall.
And Kirby being a comic genius notwithstanding, you have to admit most of his stuff was just drawn to be dynamic and in-your-face, with little thought given to any kind of realistic representation.
Height of characters….when was the last time Wolverine was drawn like he was actually 5'3″? I am kinda surprised that they made Zola taller, and didn't make him look like he did in the movie. You'd think that'd be the motivation for making him more "normal."
As for the current Cap, I don't mind a different take than what we've been getting for years, but I really can't stand any story where a character spends years in an alternative dimension while time doesn't pass where he left. Same thing when Superman and Wonder Woman spent a thousand years together or whatever. They're never good stories.
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Speaking during a tour of the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois on Friday, Obama said the only way to "break this cycle of spiking gas prices for good" is to find alternative sources of energy for vehicles.
"We went through another spike in gas prices, just like last year, and the year before that. It happens every year. It's a serious blow to your budget—like getting hit with a new tax coming right out of your pocket," he said.
Obama proposed taking some of U.S. oil and gas revenues from public lands and putting it to fund research, including supporting scientists who are designing new engines that are more energy efficient; developing cheaper batteries that go farther on a single charge; and designing new ways to fuel cars and trucks with new sources of clean energy such as advanced biofuels and natural
My goodness. American has a 10,000 supply of natural gas recoverable at less than the current cost of oil. It can be used either as methanol or directly.
Nope. What Obama wants is more corruption for political payoff. First rational action would be to end this corn ethanol insanity.
Obama is completely delusional on energy policy. COMPLETELY at best.
You keep repeating this statement:
"American has a 10,000 (year???) supply of natural gas recoverable at less than the current cost of oil. " Without one iota of proof. Are we to simply believe anything you make up?
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Maybe a self assumed expert should bother to read the USGS analysis? But then of course you are the tantrum throwing child around here.
Based on our successful land based test of using co2 to displace methane - yea talk about carbon neutral - our Geological Survey Civil Servants estimated a cost around $7 per mcf. With today technology and we all know how fast oil and gas technology is advancing. Unlike Obama throwing $100,000,000,000 in tax money away with yet another $100,000,000,0000 tail cost undisclosed to average Americans this was all done for less than $10 million.
Plus of course it was all posted here for you to read and you seem once against to have chosen to remain ignorant. Busy reading Progressive propaganda to post as some sort of 'equal' rather than objective and rational opinion. ;-)


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I've had this blog favorited for several months now and have finally read it this Christmas day. I love colorful food with faces like this, so I probably would have eaten multiple ones, regardless of the blandness.
Love the final review image, too.
I've had this blog favorited for several months now and have finally read it this Christmas day. I love colorful food with faces like this, so I probably would have eaten multiple ones, regardless of the blandness.
Love the final review image, too.
I'd eat it. No lie.
@snake911: Parish is a greater man than I am for actually eating that stuff. While I do believe that most Japanese convenience store food is, in general, less likely to aggressively murder your stomach than the American stuff, I've also seen stuff like what he ate and know instinctively to stay far away from them. It sounds like he didn't have the clerk microwave it as is custom over here when you buy food like that, but I bet that still wouldn't have redeemed it a whole lot anyway. If you want a proper burger in Japan, you gotta pay more than what he did, naturally.
That was a good read.
This post reminds me of one that Jeremy Parish did a few years back when he went to TGS and got to experience "A taste of the BREAD."
@mutha3: Oh, it's by no means an enticing thing to look at, rest assured. When I wrote that it was bland, it was mostly out of pleasant surprise since, really, for something that was sitting inside a 7-11-style heating unit for god knows how long, that's about as ideal of an outcome as you can get. That being said, I am pleased beyond words that I did my part in helping one million of those things get sold. I did my part as a capitalist American scumbag!
@mutha3: Hmm, not so much forgot as forcibly removed it from memory! Even I have to roll my eyes a little at the breadth of merchandising that goes on.
This seems relevant: http://andriasang.com/comz7k/dq_slime_buns_million/
But man, everything about that looks and sounds gross. And you describe it as "bland"? You're a stronger person than I am, at least when it comes to eating mascot characters.
.......Now that I think about it, my experience with eating mascot characters is rather limited. I guess growing up outside of Japan does that to ya.
@WatanabeKazuma said:
@Pepsiman: Not that I begrudge you that because I'd make the same mistake! For as much as I complain about how it would taste, I know I would still buy one just for the sheer novelty of it. Everybody loses in this scenario, well except Square-Enix.
I'm trying to think of a Persona related alternative, Teddie marshmallow perhaps? I kid but that does actually sound somewhat plausible.
@Video_Game_King said:
Huh. You'd think that a slime-based food would be closer to a gelatin than a meat thing.
That's what I also thought. I don't think it would be wise to eat a meat bun that looks like it was decorated like a cheap ol' cake from a run-down Wal-Mart.
@Pepsiman: Not that I begrudge you that because I'd make the same mistake! For as much as I complain about how it would taste, I know I would still buy one just for the sheer novelty of it. Everybody loses in this scenario, well except Square-Enix.
I'm trying to think of a Persona related alternative, Teddie marshmallow perhaps? I kid but that does actually sound somewhat plausible.
@Pepsiman: Who at Nintendo thought releasing games I've never heard of was a good idea!?
@Shirogane: As an American, though, I'm trained to accept that corn dogs are the only true representative of convenience store food, even if my mind and stomach otherwise staunchly disagree with that. That being said, I think I've had enough levelling up with slimes. If the price of getting stronger is downing more of those things, then I'll happily stay a weak person and bow down to my Cruelcumber overlord when the time comes.
@Video_Game_King:, @BoG:, and @PixelPrinny: I think most everybody would think that some sort of sweet would be preferable and more thematically appropriate for an edible slime than that meat bun thing. Beings as food adaptations of popular video games are pretty common here for better or for worse, this blog may not be the last time I write about them. I have been meaning to try that one-dollar Pokemon curry I keep seeing in the stores....
@WatanabeKazuma: Given the actual taste of the thing, I wouldn't have known there was any meat inside of it unless I actually looked, so I guess it qualifies more as a vague pastry than anything else. As I wrote in the blog, eating one won't kill you, but there are certainly better (and surprisingly healthier) alternatives you can find in that same convenience store if you were to get one.
@ArbitraryWater: I will not deny that the tone of this post was inspired by other Japanese people before me who described the ways in which they mutilated their slime buns. I found this picture in particular, uh, moving:
@MikkaQ: I can agree with that stance. Given how it tends to show up more often in chemicals that are likely to kill you instead of nourish you, I'd say blue is an okay color to avoid when it comes to your consumables.
@yoshimitz707: and @JJOR64: You will download that copy of Balloon Kid and you will like it! No complaints!
Instead we get 1 original gameboy game nobody wants to play every week!
@yoshimitz707 said:This blog just makes me sad that Dragon Warrior Monsters isn't out on the e-shop.
Would be great if the Gameboy color versions of DQ 1+2 and 3 came to the eShop.
@yoshimitz707 said:
This blog just makes me sad that Dragon Warrior Monsters isn't out on the e-shop.
Would be great if the Gameboy color versions of DQ 1+2 and 3 came to the eShop.
This blog just makes me sad that Dragon Warrior Monsters isn't out on the e-shop.
@Video_Game_King said:
Huh. You'd think that a slime-based food would be closer to a gelatin than a meat thing.
Kinda what I was thinking, too. Though from the pictures, the whole thing looks like a big pile of icing sugar @.@ Those would make pretty darn cute decorations on a cake, actually (Well, if you make them out of icing obviously)
Fun read though, even if the taste of them was a disappointment. Thanks for daring to try the foods that the rest of us fear to taste... or something :P
I couldn't get past the hurdle of eating a blue food product. Short of blueberries, some cereals, and maybe a freezer-pop, blue is not a color I can expect to be eating.
That's the most adorable food I've ever seen, and also the least-appetizing. Bright blue and meat just don't go together...
I would think something like mochi would be just as easy to craft into a slime, yet much tastier.
Clearly Japan has the better game-related food. I could slam a Dew(tm) that has Modern Warfare 3 packaging on it, or I could eat a creepy 3 star meat bun in the shape of an iconic moneymaking property. In any case, I appreciated the serial killer approach to eating that slime, especially with the way those pictures were shot. Now just replace the meat bun with a dead hooker and they'll have to start calling you the Pepsiman Killer!
Ugh, soon as you said cornish pasty I was done. Living in England I have more than reached my quota for pasty based meats, or is that a meat based pastry?
The added colouring just likes the icing on an already horrible
cake meat bun. I would probably still buy one.
Huh. You'd think that a slime-based food would be closer to a gelatin than a meat thing.
I don't know what you're talking about, but i'd take a good meat bun over corn dogs any day. Only good ones though, and THAT does not look like a good meat bun.
Congratulations on killing your first slime, maybe you should go get some more so you can level up huh? That way you'll be ready to take on that Cruelcumber when it comes along.
I don't know if you've noticed this, but Japan is a delightfully capitalist country, its tendency to flaunt that fact matched only by the United States and (let's not kid ourselves) China. I say this only in half-jest because you don't have to walk very far here before you find iconic, lasting brands that, when they're also tied to entertainment, also tend to be merchandised to death because they can be. That should be readily apparent to those who read my previous blog in which I detailed the lengths Atlus would go to market one its more sexually iconic creations, but even those who didn't can easily find countless other examples. Persona 4, for instance, which was once just a lovely game, was turned into a manga, then into an anime, before finally reaching its logical apex in the form of a special effects-driven play. There's also Pepsiman the game, Pokemon curry, and god knows how many pachinko simulators, among many, many other bemusing, but ultimately frivolous goods and services.
I mention all of this to provide context for the next revelation: Dragon Quest is kind of a big thing here in Japan. Huge bombshell, right? I saw it firsthand a few years ago when I saw seemingly countless people playing through the then recently released IX while commuting on the train to and from school in Tokyo, but I'm sure even without that sort of eyewitness stuff, you were able to surmise that by some means or other. This year in particular is "big" for Dragon Quest because it's the 25th anniversary of the venerable franchise. 25 being a nice, big, and satisfying number and all, Square-Enix has taken upon itself to remind people just how much the games should matter in their lives with things such as that Wii compilation that's really just a compilation of the first three games. Technically, it's the first three games twice in that they included both the original NES games and then their SNES remakes. It was very considerate of them to do so. Of course, any sane person would ask themselves, "Why stop at a video game re-release to celebrate a video game anniversary?" and guess what, it's like Square-Enix predicted that and took the next logically conceivable step: they entered the realm of convenience store food.
Now I know what you're probably thinking now. "Pepsiman, the only way I want to celebrate Dragon Quest's 25th anniversary aside from playing it is to eat it, but what is that thing and why is it not a corn dog in the shape of cruelcumber?" Just bear with me. I know that's exactly how things would be handled in the States if 7-11 were ever going to be the patron saint of Dragon Quest festivities, but that's not how things are in reality. Let's just work with what we have here and that would be a nikuman, or a Japanese steamed "meat bun," in the shape of the series' mascot, the slime. Although Japanese meat buns look somewhat unique, even compared to the more iconic staples that have been imported throughout the world, in practice they're a lot like a meat pie or a cornish pasty. Basically, they consist of a doughy exterior that completely envelops a simple meaty interior. They're readily available most anywhere you can go given their simplicity, even if they're otherwise not as beloved here in Japan as other food genres (and probably rightfully so). That being said, given the spherical shape that nikuman takes, it's pretty easy to see why Square-Enix would pick that specifically to adapt the slime into a sort of food if they had to go with the slime at all and not the inherently superior cruelcumber.
Alas, though, I've spent the entirety of this blog up until now trying to justify why this slime-looking meat bun thing even exists. The burning question that I know is really on your mind is
"Pepsiman, why the hell couldn't you just write more concisely and get to the point sooner?" "Is it worth my money to fly over to Japan and buy one for myself? Or should I just import it?" The answer to both of those questions is probably, "The economy sure would appreciate it if you did either one, or maybe even both!" But I know you're looking for hard-hitting answers so that you can discern the truth behind this edible, so I'll give you what you want: a montage of pictures that I took as I was eating the slime, complete with commentary! It'll be like you're reading my thoughts in real-time, but in retrospect. With that being said, there's nothing left to do now but take it from the top.
The way you buy one of the slime meat buns is a similar to how you'd order other specialty food from a convenience store in the US: You walk up to the clerk, admit to them that you want that not particularly nutritious-looking slime meat bun that exists only because suckers like you will buy them for gamer street cred, take solace in the fact that despite sitting inside that sketchy-looking heated cooking case on the counter you think it probably won't kill you, pay for it (hopefully you only bought one "it"), and bike back home so you can eat it in solace. It's a convoluted, psychologically trying process, I know, but one that you eventually do get the hang of after a while. Regardless of that, my slime came wrapped in some unassuming paper that was subsequently inserted into a plastic bag, most likely to drive home the fact that not only am I about to waste my own body in consuming it, but also the environment as well. At this stage, I'm not feeling anything in particular about the slime one way or the other. It felt warm, something I appreciated since the local weather has finally begun to accept it should be winter by now, and there were also no funny smells wafting from it. A decent start, to say the least.
Then I actually unwrapped the slime so that I could properly dive into it. This was when a few warning flags about its potential quality really began to fly (aside from the fact that, you know, I bought it from a convenience store). First and foremost was just the general state that the slime seemed to be in by the time I set it free on my plate. Maybe the bike ride home inside my backpack did a bit of a number on it, but the slime just seemed to be a little... emotionally unstable. As you can clearly see in the picture, its eyes simple starred blankly in two different directions and no sign of life was to be found in either of them. The smile, too, seemed to be disingenuous, borne either out of a psychological meltdown about its upcoming prospects or simply because it was mentally incapable of actually having a care in the world. It was also starting to melt, which only deepened my suspicions about its mood. In addition to all of that, the slime was very much so sweating, having steamed itself inside the wrapping on the way home. While this is to be expected given the sort of food that it is, it was still unsettling to be reminded "Hey, you're about to eat this hot slime that's dripping with... something and is 80 percent dough with blue food coloring mixed in." Truly, I was in for the delicacy of my life.
The moment of truth was here, folks. While I can't say I have much actual experience with the Dragon Quest games themselves aside from a few hours spent with VIII and several more with the otherwise thoroughly delightful Rocket Slime, I do know that your first rite of passage in a Dragon Quest game is to generally take out a slime in combat. I'm not sure whether Square-Enix wanted me to think I was accomplishing the same thing in real life in dissecting the meat bun, but if they did, it sure felt uneventful. Maybe it was because things like the exchange rate and my quest to find a copy of some game had already previously proven to be more arduous. Every journey starts with a step, though, as the cliche goes, so I didn't question things to deeply. I had deeper, meatier things to address right in front of me.
Well, I couldn't look back now. I'd both sliced and diced the slimey and still sweaty meat bun, so I had to commit to it until the end. As the picture indicates, I, of course, had to start eating it by going for the face. The sooner I got rid of that depressing-looking mug, the better, I figured. That slime had already lived a terrible life inside that convenience store oven for who knows how long and, if nothing else, it would find salvation at least in my stomach and intestines. Maybe one day it would get reincarnated as that cruelcumber corn dog everybody really wants.
While I'm glad I made the decision to euthanize the slime with my eating utensils, I wasn't as pleased, if that was at all possible, with how the actual innards of the slime actually tasted. Indeed, I can't say I set my sights particularly high at all with regards to how it might taste (I'm not even sure I set any sights at all), but what I was greeted with was complete blandness. Neither the dough nor the meat that constituted the slime's innards had anything that really resembled an actual flavor, although the dough was more overpowering on my taste buds just by virtue of how much it outnumbered the actual meat. I imagine this might have been on purpose on Square-Enix's part, though. Like defeating the first slime in a Dragon Quest game, I had overcome my first hurdle in a journey that would likely be filled with far greater challenges than I could ever conceive at the time. If I were to guess, those greater challenges would probably involve my stomach, but again, one step at a time. I was working my way through the slime and its anticlimactic-tasting innards. That was the important part.
In the end, I didn't end up eating the entirety of the face first thing. Maybe I was a sicko and wanted to see a least one half of that drab stare and disheartening smile suffer one last time as I ate the rest of the body, but what's done is done. The last part of the slime I ate was the remainder of the face. It was no better or worse than the rest of the meat bun, as it was as mostly doughy and slightly meaty as ever. And that's okay. I was never going to want to buy another one ever again, but it did reaffirm two beliefs I have: Japanese convenience store food is edible and it is not aggressively out to kill you. In the end, I accomplished my main goal and that was to not die, which, again, is sort of the whole point of slimes in the Dragon Quest games: to prove you can be the killer and not the killee. High falutin' philosophy and vocabulary, I know.
After I had eaten the entirety of the meat bun slime, I was left with what I had started with: the paper wrapping, having now revealed a generic message politely expressing thanks for all the years of Dragon Quest support and a hope for many more years of it to come. It was a fitting way to end things. I started off with basically next to nothing, with a slime being that in terms of power, ate a whole lot of nothing taste-wise, and finished with nothing. Much like my perverted desire to both rid the slime of its suffering and save at least part of its face for last, it was fulfilling in its own way. Or at least that's what I'll say until my stomach rejects it. Then it'll be fulfilling in that I lost weight. Either way, as a result of that nothingness, I'm not left with much when it comes to a conclusion. However, beings as this is a video game web site, if I were to review it, the by-line would probably look a little like this:
And that's how we wrap things up around here.


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problem is that there is no such file in 4.1 anymore.
I installed the plug-in and immediately my site was completely broken. But that was no surprise because I knew I had to do some testing.
So I started trial and error, by adding one by one all the javascripts in the "ignore" section, to see which ones could work.
I exhausted all possible combinations, I even added ALL the js to ignore and started working the back way round. Nothing ever changed, my website never worked.
I uninstalled the plug-in and everything went back to normal.
The plugin does exactly what is supposed to do and the developer is very friendly and extremely helpful. If there is a problem, he seems to want to fix it right away!
And i can see others have asked about it almost a year ago, and got no answer.
Plugin seems broken, and abandoned.
There aren't 8 or 9 separate javascript files in my html outpout (right click / view source). So I believe my javascripts are being combined.
I have yet to see a performance in speed, but I'm sure there has to be a performance improvement as there must be less http requests.
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That kitten would be cuter under the wheel of a moving car!
Yay! Kitty chaser!
Cato go suck a fuck. Kittens are cool until they become cats.
I can't breathe...
is that cat doing yoga?
I want to masturbate on it.
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Is kitty high?
I would like to add: AWWWWWW!
I'm most definitely not a cat person, but I'm just as likely as anybody else to comment on what cute animals some kittens are.
This ain't one of them. This thing looks like somebody punched it in the face.
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Friday Funny: What's The Verdict On Office Romance? | Facility Executive - Creating Intelligent Buildings
Economy up, economy down, one thing remains the same: love is in the air at the office. Nearly four-in-ten (37%) workers said they have dated a co-worker at some time during their careers, according to a recent CareerBuilder survey. So happy Valentine's Day!
Friday Funny: What's The Verdict On Office Romance?
Economy up, economy down, one thing remains the same: love is in the air at the office. Nearly four-in-ten (37%) workers said they have dated a co-worker at some time during their careers, in line with the 40% who said the same in both 2009 and 2008. Additionally, 32% said they went on to marry the person they dated at work. This is according to CareerBuilder's annual office romance survey of more than 5,200 workers.
Some workers are dating those above them on the office ladder. When it comes to dating higher ups, women were more likely than men to date someone above them in their company's hierarchy. Thirty percent of women said they have dated someone who holds a higher position in their organization; 19% of men report they have done the same.
"Workplace relationships are more accepted these days, with 67% of workers saying they aren't keeping their romance a secret. However, it is the responsibility of the individuals to understand company policy and make sure they adhere to it," said Rosemary Haefner, vice president of human resources at CareerBuilder. "Employees are working longer hours and under increased pressure, creating an environment that could cause relationships to bloom. Workers need to keep it professional under all circumstances, though, to ensure that the quality of their work is not negatively impacted."
Some workplace relationships may have their beginnings in current workplace crushes. Eight percent of workers currently work with someone who they would like to date, with more men (11%) than women (4%) reporting they would like to do so.
Twelve percent of workers reported that their relationships started when they ran into each other outside of work. Some other situations where Cupid's arrow flew between co-workers:
- Happy hour
- Lunch
- Working late at the office
- Company holiday party
- Business trip
Haefner offers the following tips for workers who may want to spark a workplace romance:
- Know your company's office relationship policy. While some companies are completely open to office romances, others may have stricter policies. Make sure both parties in the relationship are aware of potential rules or consequences.
- Beware of social media. Before you start posting pictures and status updates about your new "status," it may be better to inform your co-workers or boss in person. That way, there is less chance for gossip or speculation.
- Always take the high road. If your relationship should end, do your best to maintain professionalism and not let the issues affect your performance on the job.
The survey also showed the repercussions of workplace romance, with 5% of workers saying they have left a job due to an office romance.
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