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Greetings professor Falken

A strange game.

The only winning move is not to play.

How about a nice game of chess?

Posted 2/28/2008.

Comments:

  1. Blogger Aravis says @ 6:23 pm
    Hah! So true.

    Now I feel like watching the movie again.
  2. Blogger The Num Num says @ 3:42 pm
    It is a great film isn't it?

    I just re-watched it, and marvelled at how things have moved on so much in such short a lifespan.

    Except of course, the futility of war.
  3. Blogger Crucifer says @ 1:38 pm
    I always preferred Tron.

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