Strange Brew by John Deering for April 15, 2010

I bet he’s going to get the high score.

I hope he’s not a sore loser.

If the Bible is any indicator, He does things when He’s mad

Man, planet must be mess every time he plays that game. Hopefully, he never plays Thermonuclear War.

That’s GLOBAL THERMONUCLEAR WAR. Matt Broderick called and he want’s your geek card back.

“Listen, Gabe. It’s ALWAYS on God Mode.”

Yeah, Lew, but he’s slow to anger, too. Only reason I’m here.

Is he playing HALO?

Philosophical question for the new millenium: Can God create a RPG (Role Playing Game) that’s too hard for God to play?

I see RPG as a programming language. (That should pretty well date me!)

In “God mode” if you beat him, you go to hell.

In God mode you play forever

Rule 1: God never loses. Rule 2: If God loses, see rule 1.

@rw1h - I hear ya - RPG, APL, LISP - ahhh, the romance languages.

He’d better win - or there’ll be hell to pay…

And He calls Himself Omniscient! HA!!

(Never bothered to learn RPG, the world’s dumbest language or smartest utility. Nobody mentioned COBOL or FORTRAN? I’m sure that between them they still do most of the world’s payrolls and global climate models. ((((LISP? The oldest of them all.)))) APL? Can anyone still do it without IBM Selectric typewriter balls? But I stopped thinking of RPG as a language decades ago. Now it’s a Russian mass murderer second only to the Kalashnikov.)

I have to agree with you on RPG pschearer. I took one course but never used it in the “real” world. It seemed like nothing more than a utility program to me. Forgetting everything I learned about it had no effect on my career.