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Anybody ever been on Eht Namuh? Allegedly it's the writings of an insane mathematician. Some of the weirdest shit I've ever seen.

So, quick questions. I am recovering from major leg surgery from Febuary 2012. I will be attending my first scenario events since the surgery on may 5th, and I'm medically cleared to do whatever I want as tolerated. Problem is, I have shin splint like issues due to the muscles in my legs being basically killed by surgery and being in a wheelchair for 2 months, and the issue still persists. I was wondering what you guys thought would be the best way going about the big game, and how to decrease pain before the game (exercise more, execise less, etc.). Any advice is helpful.

Basically, we identify city's based on their skyline. No reverse google image searches or anything.

Sup guys. I felt like ranting about this a bit, because it kind of bothers me. Mods, if it's too political or whatnot, feel free to close it.

Does anyone find it unusual about how much press coverage the school shooting is getting in comparison to other newsworthy stories? It's true that it was a horrible atrocity, and innocent children lost their lives. It deserved a lot of coverage, no doubt, but I find it weird that Chicago has had almost 488 murders this year (many of them teenagers and children, and many are not criminals, just in the wrong place at the wrong time) and I have seen maybe 3 or 4 reports on it the entire year. Why is it that when impoverished inner-city kids get killed, it's hardly noticed, but when something like what happened on Friday happens, the entire country is suddenly up in arms, demanding new laws and actions put in place to prevent senseless killing, when it's been going on all year in the streets of our cities? 

I'm not saying that the Newtown massacre deserved any less coverage than what it got, or that we should have payed less attention to it, but I wish that the United States as a whole would pay some more attention to serious problems going on in our cities nearly every day.

Anyway, there you go, there's my rant for now. Anybody else noticed this?

So, for those of you who like rap/hip-hop, what are some of your favorite artists? Who do you think are some of the better artists out there?

I really like Aesop Rock, but Brother Ali is good too (Plus he's from the twin cities, and raps about some issues we have here, which makes his tracks all the better to me, since I can relate). I also like older 50 cent and Dres NWA and Chronic days.

What about you guys?