Rome Reborn Digitally


	Rome Reborn Digitally

Hawkeye_84

6-11-2007 4:15 PM

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rome, empire, ceasar, coliseum, gladiator, elizabeth taylor

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6-11-2007 11:57 PM

jsinkiewicz

does anyone know where to see it?

6-12-2007 12:55 AM

Deepti

how interesting...

6-12-2007 1:50 AM

The REAL Napster

You can access that site here- Rome Reborn 1.0

6-12-2007 4:26 PM

delete101

3D so ficken' rules. I just saw a report of Iraq veterens dealing with stress disorders being put into a virtual reality war simulator complete with the smell of fuels, simulated movement by vibrators in the chairs, 360 dregree panorama, etc. to "relive" the war, therefore releasing the tension associated with flashbacks. Once your deal with the emotional pain you are able live free of flashbacks. Cool shit!

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