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Jeotropian1 - the journal looks great, but could you please not post your entire posts in capitals? It gets very annoying. Thank you! Can't wait for some more!

Originally posted by: SkiGeekI think electability is an issue with most of them.quote> I think sanity is an issue with most of them.

Wow, it's been a long time, CKS. Great, as usual!

Originally posted by: abcvs It says something postitive... states what the problem is without being mean... offers some solutions... and finishes with a postitive comment.quote> Next it'll be sentence starters.

Declined Enough said.

Originally posted by: Micah Who would have thought dirk was so into Bladerunner. quote> Odds are not many.

Originally posted by: dralin321 Impressive, pretty lights too! Merry Christmas!quote> Sometimes it's those suttle things that end up being most impressive.

Seeing as my father was a film history teacher... Craig, it feels so weird to see you with that badge under your now.

The more you send in the nominations, the less we have to see the same old, famous faces. The less we have to see the same old, famous faces, the more we get to choose newer faces. The more we get to choose newer faces, the more fun I get in dem interviews. The more the merrier. P.S/Edit: I'm sure no one is forgetting to keep a lookout for MOTM and EOTM nominations what with the trixies and all.

Originally posted by: N_O_Body Thank you, thank you, thank you. My only regret is that I am old enough to be Tom Sellick's father or maybe even his grandfather. You must remember that fine wine improves with age.quote> Congrats, Mr. Hearthrob.That's quite a feat - 5 trixies.

My favorite award was "Thanks for stopping by!" Very nice touch.

That just goes to show - people with money can do it too.

I really love your style! Keep up the wonderful work.

Originally posted by: DOXXP29 Hey, might as well ban Santa altogether since he's obviously a communist propaganda tool! Dressed in red, giving things away to all, doesn't really exist, but is sent to spout the party line to gullible kids...quote> Surround every child's house. We must secure the premises!

Very nice, still highly realistic. Keep it up.

Originally posted by: MrCinatit Always nice to see one of our classic City Journalists back and (soon to be) up and running.quote> Look who's talking, Mr. Unsinkable! Originally posted by: Voar Tok Another option is to use the "Paste from Word" option (the button that looks like a clipboard with the MS Word icon on it). It's the one to the left of the printer button.quote> That never works for me. Same old errors always come up. As one might say in chat, WB!

For the most part, when bad parenting wanders into our minds, we think about things such as child abuse. It's not like that. Think about it. Before some of you were even born, a perfectly normal and likable couple were on television. They loved their baby as much as any other parent and they wouldn't hurt it for their lives. But by 2 years of age, their baby still only weighed 15 pounds. They were vegans and wanted to raise their baby as such, but even so didn't give it the nutrition it needed to survive. Shortly after, as expected, their baby died. Some cases are as non-violent as this one, some are 10 times as violent. It doesn't matter. Not one of these cases is more minor or major than another. In each, a child dies. The variable here is the type of person and role model the parent is, but that has nothing to do with the child. If I had to take a test to get into middle school, if I had to take a test to get into high school. If I'm going to have to take a test to get into college, if I have to take a test to become a lawyer, a teacher, even a garbage man, why shouldn't I have to take a test to become a parent, possibly the most important job in the world? I understand that this point could be argued against and with for ages and ages, and I understand that billions would disagree, and I understand that each one of you has their own mind, their own body, their own feelings, but that's not what I'm getting at here. If we could, in some way, make sure that every parent could raise a child properly, and I'm not asking them everyone in the world to be the best parent every, if every parent could have the ability to raise a child properly, this world would be a better place.

Originally posted by: DragonAnime We are strictly a SimCity 4 site only.quote> Judging by the boards which I imagine Dirk created himself, we're also a SCS and CU fansite. Originally posted by: MrCinatit Exactly.Last I checked, the SimCity 3000 forums and exchange were at a snails pace.quote> Gamestop is even going so far as to attempt getting rid of all their copies of the game. - Practically giving them away free.

Had it not been for the recent clamp on cloning by the unfortunately efficient mod team, we might very well have reached 200K already.

Originally posted by: The_Dalai_LlamaThis topic comes up often and sure enough, all of the old folks flock to it like flies on... well, you know.quote> Oh, we know all right. Originally posted by: Rymac91 then I guess the users from 04 are middle aged. quote> Which means that next year us 05ers experience middle aged crisis. (Isn't 15 a rather young age for that?)

In addition, you will also want to check out Pilotdaryl's work on how the planes themselves appear. We call this "skinning."

Originally posted by: jacqulinait was a trip down memory lanequote> Alas, for me it was a trip down "Wow, that's what ST used to look like?" lane.

Well, we do seem to run into each other in so many places, Craig. And look, your right! A little wee thingy popped up under your username. Congrats. Congratulations to you, too, N_O_Body. Over this last month you've been one of the most active moderators.