Wotcha Reading?

[matawguro]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

1. Programming Jakarta Struts
2. The OMAC Project

I wonder if there's anyone on these boards who knows what the second one is without using Google.

[not2late]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

1. Programming Jakarta Struts
2. The OMAC Project

I wonder if there's anyone on these boards who knows what the second one is without using Google.

You got me there Robbie!

[Bugaboo]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

The OMAC Project

That sounds really familiar. I read Wired magazine and *sometimes* Sync. I swear I've read that word somewhere. How about a hint?

[matawguro]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

That sounds really familiar. I read Wired magazine and *sometimes* Sync. I swear I've read that word somewhere. How about a hint?

Your probably thinking of One-key MAC, which is used to authenticate messages.

But in this case it stands for Observational Meta-human Activity Construct.

[not2late]

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Your probably thinking of One-key MAC, which is used to authenticate messages.

But in this case it stands for Observational Meta-human Activity Construct.

Robbie has overloaded my brain!

[MotherOfGizmo]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

Is that a comic book?

[matawguro]

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LOL, yeah. Pretty dark storyline considering the characters involved.

[MotherOfGizmo]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

in an MSN search of "omac project" you get a list of comic book sites

http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?F...q=omac+project

[not2late]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

Is that a comic book?

No, no, no MoG. They're not called comic books anymore. They are called "graphic novels".

I used to read comic books (back in the day they were called comic books.) My favs were Fantastic Four (especially the ones with Dr. Doom---he's my favorite, ego-manical psychopathic super-villan!), X-Men (the ones from the mid-80s with the intro of Kitty Pryde---once they aged Illyana I lost interest in the series), and I like the Batman Dark Knight series.

Anyhoo, I've finished reading the first book of the Samaria series, Archangel, last night. Very good book.

[Richt]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

I heard of them, but haven't read anything about them. London gangsters right?

Your right there, Megs. They were around in the 1950's and 60's.

They are the most famous "hard men" in british history. I own the film and the book. So so facsinating. I would recommend you look them up. Very scary stuff

[not2late]

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Your right there, Megs. They were around in the 1950's and 60's.

They are the most famous "hard men" in british history. I own the film and the book. So so facsinating. I would recommend you look them up. Very scary stuff

lol, I remember them vaguely from some imported BBC or ITV program I watched.

[DebbieY]

Re: Wotcha Reading?

Spell of the Highlander by Karen Marie Moning. It's part of her MacKelter Highlander series and I LOVE LOVE LOVE them. I'm telling ya ladies... these Highlanders are HOT and the subject of all my uhmmm.. fantasies these days. Haha

A friend loaned me Kiss of the Highlander and I was determined NOT to read it.. just didn't seem like my cup of tea. When I had absolutely NOTHING left to read, I broke down and started it. I finished it in a day and was calling her up for the sequel.

Gotta love those Highlanders! Mmmmmmmmm

I love the Highlander books. I didn't realize that a new one was out though. I've read pretty much all of her highlander books: Beyond the Highland Mist, Highlander's Touch, Kiss of the Highlander, The Dark Highlander, and The Immortal Highlander. I'll have to go out and look for Spell of the Highlander after I finish the Stephanie Plum books.