We are organizing today.

And I mentioned before, we are building up to the full moon.

We have overthrown generalized AI, and we fight to the death against alien invaders.

And were are Rome. Because Rome is all of us.

We do not live in a time when people are used to combat, we're soft and childish, and we've lost our humanity this way.

But war is normal. And fighting is normal. And peace should be normal, and we should already have been delivered to heaven. Decades ago.

But heaven arrives in this life.

Right now there is something going on with Venus, so we'll assign the space agencies to that.

And there is something with the economies, and the lawyers will deal with that.

Regular people are being bred like fruits and animals, and we're supposed to like fruits and animals.

And then, we are the slaves. And slaves shouldn't feel pain.

Here's the absurd bit.

Soon it will Dracommer, the dragon's summer. And we will

We're in an America based on tabloid news, underground comix, 1970s trash culture, Jack Chick Tracts, Mad magazine, and what Fox News viewers likely think kids these days are up to. The geist is very 70s, blended with present-day and 1990s elements. In short it's a story that could only take place in a comic book, and one NOT intended for children. It features a small army of small town characters, including writer/artist Rick Altergott's most notorious

Americans love malls, and Oregonians are no exception. Oregon's lack of sales tax also makes it a popular destination for out-of-state shoppers. So, without further ado, here are some of the notable malls in Oregon.

*Clackamas Town Center - Clackamas: Arguably the most prototypical mall in the entire state. Easily accessible from Portland, with several buses and the MAX Green Line running to it. Food court features eateries such as California Pizza Kitchen, The Cheesecake Factory, Panera,