The same as anybody else: looting and pillaging. I mean, it IS the late 13th century, after all. This is kind of awesome, too:
The very definition of a "mean team".
It's pretty cool, I guess. But you know what I really like? Mus1c! It's kind of like regular music, but better. Like, instead of putting some crappy piece of plastic and foil into a machine with a laser in it, you have this other machine that generates a simulated image of a disc (you can get these cool lenses that make it different colors and stuff), but the simulated image actually contains these nano-molecules with information digitally encoded on them, and then the machine "inserts" the image (it's kind of like an intelligent hologram) into this other machine that looks like a CD player, but has different stuff inside it. That machine processes the nano-molecules into their component particles, and rearranges the particles into wave-forms that mimic the motion of traditional soundwaves. Those processed wave-forms get shot out of a series of tiny holes on the top of the machine. Oh, wait: I forgot to mention that the wave-forms pass through a prism that links each particle with a photon of a corresponding color. That way, when the wave-forms come out of the holes on top of the machine, they look like thin fibers of pure color. But they're actually fibers of pure color AND SOUND! See? Oh, also, you have to wear this special headset that acts as a collector for the wave-forms. The headset has these pieces that fit into your ear canals to prevent signal loss. So the wave-forms enter the collector-devices on the headset, and get separated into thousands of discreet channels of audio information (the headset is pre-tuned for your body's preferred equalization settings), where they are transmitted directly onto your eardrum. It's like the musicians are playing a show INSIDE YOUR HEAD! Is that cool or what?Yeah, move over, grandpa; your cds and records and stuff are like the dinosaurs, and Mus1c is like either a huge comet, or an ice age, or an omnipotent being that placed the fossilized remains of your music formats on earth as a test of your faith.
Oh, no. I think we've had quite enough of those.
I sure do. Own one, I mean.
Anything with an oversized cat or dog in it. So, basically, The Master and Margarita and the Clifford series.
Buckaroo Banzai and that guy who ran onto the field with his girlfriend during a rain delay at a Cincinnati Reds game, climbed the fence, and proposed to her in the grassy area beyond centerfield. Oh, and this guy: "It's a trap!"