I found a thread started by montecarlo87 at the WWOEC forum. Although I was not a fan of Steve's show, I did admire his dedication to wildlife preservation and signed the petition without a second thought. *********************** The Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve (SIWR) is being threatened by strip mining. Cape Alumina Pty Ltd has lodged mining lease applications which include approximately 12,300 ha of the Reserve. Cape Alumina company documents indicate an intention to mine 50 plus million tons over a 10 year period commencing 2010. The greater part of this mine is on SIWR There's a petition on the page I've linked you to help stop it. This is an atrocity and a major dishonor for a man who died raising awareness for the destruction of animal habitats. http://www.savestevesplace.com/
The fact that it's a bloody reserve should stop them, and I assure you that even if it doesn't, the public will rip them the biggest new one since the inaugeration of goatse. Steve was a hero to many Australians (admitted not m'self, although I admired his dedication), and the backlash will lead to explosions.
Doesn't mean shit if its a reserve we even have a uranium mine in Kakadu National Park. Although I'm kinda proud of that one.
Shopping. Seriously though, I collect a few of the better-made graphic novels and series and, once in a while, someone either posts one or a link where I can find something I don't have yet. You take what you can get, where you can get it.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=e-peen I don't see how. I'm just tracking down scanned-in comics and graphic novels I was (ultimately) wasting money on as much as 40 years ago plus adding any new ones that catch my attention. Vampirella, The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Doc Savage, Mirada - The She-Wolf, Conan, Red Sonja, Bethlehem Steel, Corporate Wars, Druuna, Little Annie Fanny, Wicked Wanda, etc., etc., ad nausium. Since over half of my interests were/are erotic stories, of course I'm going to include an erotic cartoon site in the search list. :/ You dig through enough trash, sooner or later you'll find something useful.
"You dig through enough trash, sooner or later you'll find something useful." A very old saying but appropriate when applied to a treasure hunt through what's being posted at art and "art" sites. I really don't like 90.some-odd percent of what gets offered up.
Sorry to derail your thread Rroyo. Back on topic: How effective is an online petition for this sort of thing?
My mother dated a guy whose brother worked for Harris comics. I got all my 'rella books for free while they dated.