Issue of June 26, 2004
9 articles in this issue.
Dog collars generally don't count when the invitation reads "Black tie only."
The Great Dream Debate, part three. It used to be you could just stone a woman if her behavior was inappropriate. Thankfully, we don't just kill inconvenient people anymore.
...It was then the valiant crew set forth on a 3 month journey across the Atlantic, from England to the middle coast of the New World. They would call the place Jamestown, and the ship was Godspeed. The year was 1985.
If you've never worked retail, you've never been abused by total strangers in myriad thoughtless ways. Take a walk on the sales side. It might make you think twice the next time you venture into a store...
Peter Pan isn't the only one who never really grew up. From mis-reading books about space to using the bathroom as an arena for personal challenge and showmanship, some people - men, mostly - never change.
Vol. 6 - Ends and Means - Part 2<br>Alex's new found outlook on life proves difficult. As the assault on Calisto rapidly approaches, his attempts at stopping it are limited. A conversation with Katlyn, though, solidifies his new resolve and ultimately gives him the idea he needs.
"His mother, my sister, my best friends all wanted me to jump into John LeMay's lap. Maybe they wanted me to do that so that they didn't have to worry about an old maid. But maybe they should have asked him first who all he was keeping company on a late Saturday night," Sully says irritably.
The worst nightmares aren't about monsters. When a motorcycle accident results in the loss of his arms, one man must ask the unthinkable of his family, rather than become a burden on his family. When morning comes, everything has profoundly changed for the better.