The Arm Game
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| - | Proto-Journalistic account of the International Arm-Rasslin' Contest, the winners of which are obliged to rule the Earth's many nations and exhorted to meet obligations both ethical and environmental. They are a also a contributor to the ever-growing field of Bioethical Rejection.(As expounded in the [[Auto-Colonialist Bee]] training manuals found in the burning wreckage of [[Wee-Wee]]. | + | A Photo-Journalistic account of the ''International Arm-Rasslin' Contest''. Winners are usually exhorted to attempt to rule the earth before the end of their tenures as Champions, bound to strict obligations both ethical and environmental. The Champions are a contributor to the ever-growing field of Bioethical Rejection as expounded in a number of [[Auto-Colonial Bee]] training manuals found in the burning wreckage of [[Wee-Wee]]. |
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| + | The book is primarily composed of a series of black and white unexplained images of carnage and destruction following in the wake of several attempts to take over the world by heady Champions. The book is generally regarded as the source of inspiration for the Sylvester Stallone film ''Over the Top''. | ||
| == See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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| - | [[Quantum Ethics]] | + | *[[Quantum Ethics]] |
| - | [[Christopher Andrews Stephenson III]] | + | *[[Christopher Andrews Stephenson III]] |
| - | [[Easton W. Wunderkidd]] | + | *[[Easton W. Wunderkidd]] |
Revision as of 21:36, 25 Sep 2004
A Photo-Journalistic account of the International Arm-Rasslin' Contest. Winners are usually exhorted to attempt to rule the earth before the end of their tenures as Champions, bound to strict obligations both ethical and environmental. The Champions are a contributor to the ever-growing field of Bioethical Rejection as expounded in a number of Auto-Colonial Bee training manuals found in the burning wreckage of Wee-Wee.
The book is primarily composed of a series of black and white unexplained images of carnage and destruction following in the wake of several attempts to take over the world by heady Champions. The book is generally regarded as the source of inspiration for the Sylvester Stallone film Over the Top.
