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Nerd Rock #MusicMonday: Kirby Krackle’s “Zombie Apocalypse” and Break.Com’s “Geek and Gamer Girls,” They Exist!
Posted by mistergroonk in Animation, Music on September 13, 2010
Welcome to Nerd Rock Edition of #MusicMonday. Step below the threshold and experience tunes most melodic and geeky.
So very geeky.
Dino Detritus: Fight Nazi Dinosaurs with Your Bare Fists! You Read that Right.
Posted by mistergroonk in Dinosaurs, Games, Trailers on November 19, 2009
It’s WWII. The Nazis have DINOSAURS. You get to blast the bastards with gunfire or punch Tyrannosaurs with your FISTS of RIGHTEOUS FURY.
Can you dream of a better half-life 2 mod?
We thought not.
Before you check out the Dino D-Day website for more info, you should look under the cut at the spectacular trailer.
Sietch Nevada Proposed to Battle Coming Water Wars
Posted by mistergroonk in The Future, USA on October 11, 2009
There are plans within plans. They always turn. They’re churning new ideas for old agendas. The horrors of future Water Wars are forever being preached to whomever will listen. Others(see: people we tend to side with) are not convinced. If anything the world will be covered in water. This would make Kevin Costner a prophet and that does not sit well with us either.
But these are the 31 Posts of Halloween and, like it or not, a global battle over water is epic, and scary and completely overdone in every post-apocalypse dystopian future movie.
Water shortages will affect many areas of the United States and the world, possibly leading to “water wars” between states and countries if global temperatures continue to rise throughout the next century, as predicted in reports issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
According to a recent study, over the coming century the Southwest will essentially transition into a state of “perpetual drought” due to the effects of global warming. This prediction leads to the questions of whether the worsening arid conditions of the Southwest should be called a drought or whether the regional climate is changing.





