I found this entry through his other works such as Icewind Dale, and it really is a shame that he seems to have given up on all of his projects. Seems this guy's site has gone kaput though.
No-one forces you to watch a movie on NewGrounds! It is however very well drawn and animated, and I think it's dreadful that people would write such hate-filled messages to the author just because they don't like the movie. Though I guess what someone makes of an animation depends upon them and not the author (though they are still responsible to a point). I guess how right or "wrong" this game is depends on whether people play it then go out and start bonking animals, which definitely would be wrong.
This game wasn't my cup of tea, I own a horse but I'm not about to go out and sexually abuse her. I don't want to see naked Zebras.Īren't all zebras naked? It's hard enough to get a horse to wear a winter coat, and zebras are more tempermental! 'Workers Win the War' is an enhanced, multi-touch book written by Peter Pappas, a well-known teacher, instructional designer and educational blogger.At 8/3/04 07:42 AM, areyoureadyEddie wrote: The book also provides web access to the public domain content so you can remix the historic documents into your own projects.
It's your chance to be the historian as provocative questions guide you through the archives while building your critical thinking / Common Core skills. Since there have been some furs on the comments section that seem to think we at HTH Studios have forgotten our fans, I've decided to throw the doors open early and let you peek in. This book is rich with interactive widgets that showcase WWII media - 80 posters, 18 films, cartoons, radio broadcast, recording and sheet music and a dozen rarely-seen pamphlets - from Bugs Bunny selling bonds in blackface, to Burns and Allen joking on the radio about rationing, to posters claiming taking a sick day was treasonous. FROM CROWCHILD It's FINALLY coming together The latest build of High Tail Hall is currently being assembled. Contrast that era with our 'homefront' experience today, when only our troops and their families have been asked to make sacrifices for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Experience first-hand how the government mobilized public support for the war through higher taxes, hard work and sacrifice. Travel back in time to the WWII American homefront.
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