
        I'm out of ideas.
        Sad, isn't it.

     This is officially the first thing I have written for
Revolt since its resurrection, and I'm trying hard not to
bitch about how bad most of the lit out there truly is.

     Now it's time for th schizophrenic question period:
whirr: "So, Mr. WindRider Man, if you feel lit sucks so bad,
      why haven't you done anything in the recent past?"
WindRider:  "whirr, the answer is simple.  I could cop out
      and say that 'real life' was taking al my time.  That's
      a lie.  The truth is that anything I wrote was starting
      to resemble the whiny 'pity me' utter crap that gets
      released.  Sure, my whiny crap was much more eloquent,
      literate, and entertainh, but it was still whiny crap."

     So endeth the question period.

     Why bring Revolt back now?  It's really very simple.
the forces of the universe are aligning in such a way that
this is the time when a leader must step forth in order to
show the masses the way.  That leader WILL BE Revolt.  A role
model simply doesn't exist in these times.  Mistigris has
some strong writers, but they are buried within a multimedia
group.  The only other real contender out there is Scrollz,
but there's a problem with them (okay, more than just one).
Scrollz is easily compared to the stereotypical blonde.  She
tries to look pretty, lacks anything even remotely close to
intelligence, and is more than willing to open her mouth and
prove that she is an idiot.  Scrollz also suffers from the
dreaded wannabeagroupitis by tying itself to CiA's wagon.
One has to wonder how long it will be before Scrollz
resembles Dark's ascii division.  I still don't know how one
person deserves to be called a division, unless he's some
kind of gargantuan bastard.  And then there's Pipe.  Pipe
meant well, but self-destructed due to leadership problems.

     Which brings us to this point.

     Luke Skywalker was looking to get back into lit once
more, after putting his group (Codine in case you didn't
know) on hiatus.  Coincidentally we ran into each other, and
I expressed a desire to bring back Revolt in order to return
some stability back into the lit scene.  After a period of
hammering out the details, we agreed to bring back Revolt as
a joint venture.  Upon approaching a number of former members,
we received a hearty approval and a series of re-commitments
to the cause.  And just what might that be?  To be the best
damned group out there and then rub everyone's faces in it.
It follows the classic adage of "we rock, you suck".

