Our BS Online Magazine
We’re Back!
…and this time it’s not a dinosaur’s story. In this issue we focus on rebirth and other such things.
How did we get to where we are today? Arion invites you to walk hand in hand with him through a short visual history of the last five years of the Use Bombs websites designs and layouts. This is your opportunity to get a clear picture of how our guiding principles–the virtues of the phoenix–have been applied in such a way as to create the best Use Bombs experience yet. Do you have the daring and/or community-mindedness to backtrack with Arion and fly with the phoenix? Do you have the grace? The flavor? If so, you best get a readin’.
Can a movie inspire you to live your life in better ways? Can it have an impact on whether you force yourself to be good or allow yourself to be evil? If it’s written by, directed by, and starring Albert Brooks you better bet that it can at least make you think about these subjects, as Rob does in this piece.
Josh Allen is constantly wishing that the world was more like a video game. But, what would be the consequences? As is also common for Josh, he comes to no real conclusions and is kind of a miserable jerk the whole way through. Won’t you join him?
In this piece Arison goes to the grubby fat cats in Washington and demands some answers about something intrinsically close to most womens hearts–not to mention their other vital organs. Prepare to be both disgusted and shocked by practical uses he digs up. Ancient Chinese secret, huh?
Original Version Posted Feb 2007
A classic where Josh at prehaps his grumpiest to date, and with no due respect, delves into topics he best not. When he ponders, and attempts to pontificate answers of some kind to his many and varied question about childbirth, the rest of us may have trouble keeping up. For good reason, his trains of thought are fast moving and zig-zagging as his venom.
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