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until i can curl up on my bed with a pdf, paper books arent gonna stop selling.

heh. japanese doesn't have a plural in that sense either. but it never started as an inflectional language to begin with.

man, those are more ISKON beliefs, and not just run of the mill vaishnavas, who would point out that even Krishna played games and took on roles and such =) /hindu 6/Morari Bapu following Ram Bhakt 5

why do i game? beats me. i just kinda do =)

well, the only real D&D indian supplements i've seen were the old ravenloft material on Sri Raji, the Green Ronin book Mindshadows, and the chunks in OA that were indian inspired, and none of them impressed me at all. Since i first learned to roleplay, i've always wanted to assume the role of...

The BBC is picking up where they left off 25 years ago, and doing a new radio drama, with most of the same original voice talent =) It's amazing =) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/hitchhikers/

yeah, i was thinking that, or satsangi, or a handful of other terms. the problem is that hinduism really doesnt have the sin-redemption idea, so penitance is lost to the language =)

finish? i've only just started it =) it's very complex, and i want to do it right =) and no, there really isnt an easy way to pluralise. it's very dependant on word gender and if the word is a sanskrit loan word or a native hindi word. in this example, it would be andh sanyassio.

This is harder than it looks because the adjective and the plural forms work differently in hindi than in english, but i'll give it a shot. blind mendicants- andh sanyassi (note that this is a singular) Purifying flame- pavitrata ki jvala (lit- the flame of purity) Sun's path- Surya ki...

Spinal tap for 6.99 everyone should own that movie =)

well, i know that the trend was started by the ost for Hackers, which spawned at least three "inspired by" albums besides the core ost..

the movie was great pulpy goodness =) it was totally predictable and read like a list of every cliche ever introduced in the genre, and i had a great time =)

it's old news, but i still can't wait =) i don't even like spidy, but the costume looks awesome =)

ahh. my bad, i didnt see that part of the post =) Wow, Shimla, huh? That's way north. Be careful though, as a lot of the kashmiri violence has a tendancy to spill into Himachal Pradesh. Same with the Punjabi separatist movements. Nonetheless, it's still hella cool what yall are doing...

wow. that's way cool =) Bangalore is about as english friendly and modern as india gets, so you shouldn't be too offput. And your older post says you've been there before, so beggars and diseases and things aren't that big a deal either. Looks like you've got an awesome thing going for ya =)...

yesterday i played Puerto Rico. God i love that game =) other mainstays for my crew include Cities and Knights of Catan (can't play the original anymore =), Fluxx, Risk 2210, Civilization (the new one), and carcassone. I think Puerto Rico's gonna take over though. It's just that good.

dude. Giant Space Hamster. 'nuff said.

well, the pic on merric's site indicates that the mini is based on the cover of Amber and Ashes,which makes sense. So yeah, she's a chemoshian now =)

for those interested, her tour dates are listed here- http://www.margaretweis.com/news/archives.php?id=30 unfortunatly for me, the closest she's coming is oregon... =(

Just finished Robin Hobb's Assassin Trilogy, the third young adult Dragonlance novel _The Dragon Well_, and just started _Flight of the Fallen_, another Dragonlance novel. I've currently got Gibson's Neuromancer in the queue, and am always looking for more suggestions =)