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It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it. As a boy he had heard those words of the once-great Robert E. Lee.  Many things had faded since then, or left scattered, cracked burned.  But those words always stuck with.  And now, upon this strange night, he needed them more than ever before. The room had been an inferno, a blaze that until now had been kept in check, but one that now threatened to break the walls down at the seams.  Men shouted at one another, some with patriotism and some nearly anarchistic in their disapproval.  Although he was at the center of all this, of the hands clapping him on the back and th

“Do you ever think about the fact that the world didn’t end?” asked Enric, pouring himself a scotch. “Give it time,” drawled Daniel, reading the news on his smartpad. Enric smirked and shook his head. “I’m serious. Do you ever think about it?” “I think it depends on what you mean,” said Walter, “There have been many near apocalyptic moments in earth’s history.” “World War III, geniuses,” said Enric, leaning against the bar, “The worst moment in human history, the moment of nuclear holocaust. And nothing.” “There were close calls,”

Call it a shot in the dark Blindsided on an whim, stripped down to the bone Split into more pieces than you can count Dead set on taking us apart We've run the gamut, there's nothing to see And there's no me left but a residue You can't be undone once you've gone through us And it's only just begun You can't be undone, and you can't be outdone… No one knew what you could do Until you shed a light on them You've exposed the liars beyond a doubt And dug shallow graves for the devout We're dying slowly from the inside Burning up throughout the winter We waited out the raining ash But couldn't evade the aftermath You can't be und

Bradley adjusted his tie as he surveyed his fellow board members,"Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen and welcome to our last meeting before the big launch." He activated the remote in his blazer pocket "After years of hard days, sleepless nights and might I say secretive labours . . . we are ready." Bradley beamed as the projector blazed to life revealing a slide of Radi-Cool the Radi-Cola mascot, "Nuka-Cola won't know what hit them."