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M. J. Young - who has written 578 posts on The Gaming Outpost.

Author of Multiverser, Multiverser-related game books, and books on Christian faith; Chaplain of the Christian Gamers Guild

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Putting Things in Order

Posted on 11 March 2010

The latest installment of the temporal anomalies articles at The Examiner has been posted.  Terminator part 10:  resequencing considers the peculiar aspect of the position of the film in the lives of those around it.  For John Conner, Skynet has already tried to kill his mother, and him, and his lieutenants, and is now after [...]

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Arriving At Salvation

Posted on 08 March 2010

I knew I forgot something last week; that is, I did something and forgot to mention it.  On Wednesday evening I spotted a copy of The Time Traveler’s Wife, and since I’m figuring on including at least some sort of analysis of it in The Examiner’s temporal anomalies series, I bought it.  I have not [...]

Killing Time

Posted on 04 March 2010

I am pleased to see that Eric Ashley has posted a new review, this one of a martial arts movie, The Prodigal.  I took the liberty of marking it as “review” rather than “article”, which moved its position on the front page, but I think that’s a better category (and we need reviews as much [...]

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About My Time Friday

Posted on 01 March 2010

On Friday I did not do more than scan the forum here.  My excuse is that I ran out of time; the cause of that is that I got caught up in finishing the draft of the script for the time travel lecture I mentioned last week.  It took something between three and four hours [...]

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Absent Eight

Posted on 25 February 2010

As I post Terminator part 6:  John and Kate to the Examiner temporal anomalies series, I am very much aware that there is another “John and Kate” in the entertainment field, and that I might attract searches for that other couple and their collection of minors and tawdry gutter press adventures.  I’m not worried about [...]

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Terminated Transition Time

Posted on 22 February 2010

I anticipate a minimum five to six hour “errand” today.  I volunteered, sort of, and I am not complaining–just trying to organize my day well enough that I don’t wind up regretting it all tomorrow–or at least, so I don’t wind up still regretting it all on Wednesday.
This organization means that having been awakened and [...]

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Narrowly Avoiding Infinity

Posted on 18 February 2010

Yesterday had me running an “errand” which was expected to take not less than six hours and ultimately took near eleven, with part of it pushed into tomorrow (could have been today, but I was still recuperating from yesterday), followed on the heals by another errand which is very unpredictable in length and took another [...]

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Sarah Repeats Herself

Posted on 15 February 2010

The third post in the Examiner’s Terminator temporal anomalies series posted today, and again it, Terminator part 3:  history repeats itself yet again, is about how Sarah Conner must have been killed by a terminator or no one would have come back to protect anyone, this time a T-800 to protect John.  It’s all building [...]

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Snapping Back to Sarah

Posted on 11 February 2010

I sat here for several minutes attempting to come up with a title for this post that did not contain the word slut; my first idea was That Slut Sarah, and as I tried to work it into a more acceptable title, I couldn’t seem to get away from that one word.  The problem is, [...]

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Restarting Early

Posted on 08 February 2010

Don’t ask why I’m up so early; I don’t want to think about it myself, and as soon as I can rectify the situation I will be back to bed.
Meanwhile, as long as I was up anyway, I figured I might as well launch the opening salvo in the new Examiner temporal anomalies series on [...]

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