Bark While Buzzards Fly Down

[tall_ed]

On lessons to be learnt from Computer Games ~ a helpful thing.One thing I've been taught by playing computer games is that death is potentially everywhere. It should be made clear that this isn't meant in an angsty "the fields are covered in blood" or "where's grandma?" kind of way, rather that one might be happily bouncing along trying to find

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[tenorkev]

Please don't die in a fire

[tall_ed]

I suppose that a rational control of your situation is conducive to survival. I suppose you should go with whatever suits you. However, complete rationality is a rare trait and in it's place I'd suggest that irrational fear of everything is the next best thing.

You could, after all, rationalise that Jeff your friendly postman is a polite and charming mamber of society who brings the gift of mail to your abode.

Now, if Jeff is actually crazy psychopathic schitzophrenic mentalist with a gun in his sock. In this situation I think the inveterate coward has the best chances for survival, hidden in his safe bunker 40ft below sea level.

[tron_meister]

:D a post.
haha
(sorry, that was because I reminded myself of an interesting story about my mother)
If you stay shut away all the time you may as well just go and die right at the beginning, instead of the end ;)
Well, not really I suppose.
Bye!

[tall_ed]

That seems a bit harsh :D there's plenty of things one could be doing while shut away. Like jigsaws or learning how to cross-stich.

Ragardless, my advice, wasn't really to shut yourself away (on the contrary in SQ2 this, as I said, would mean zappage) rather that extreme caution is hte way forward... and i mean extreme caution.

Everything is trying to kill you, dudes.