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Age

Gamers carded. “The clerk made me show him proof of age ID … BTW, I turn 52 this Friday …”

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Make a better world

Fancy being a superhero and saving the whole damned planet? Well, you can. It turns out all that nonsense about mutation or irradiated spiders wasn’t at all necessary. All you have to do is simply buy a book.
Better World Books
Better World Books is a US-based online bookseller founded by college students who decided to start a business with the unusual goal of being socially responsible and making a better world. Better World Books does this by selling books and using the profits to fund literacy programmes worldwide.

If that wasn’t noble enough, Better World Books is also a launch partner for Carbonfund.org, an organisation that helps offset carbon emissions. Remember, kids, don’t be an enemy of Earth; stop global wanging.
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Vader’s caring fist

The charitable Stormtroopers. “Where else can I dress up like an action figure and help kids?”

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Mind games

On games and gamers. “… the average American video game player is now 35 years old and has been playing games for 12 years, while the average frequent buyer of games is 40 … with women over 18 representing a far greater portion of the game-playing population … than boys aged 17 or younger …”

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Master of fantasy

Amano Yoshitaka interviewed. “In the 60s, many including myself were influenced by American pop art for our animations. In the meantime, (Murakami Takashi), who was influenced by our works, entered the American art scene and calls his style Japanese pop culture.”

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