Stalin's Revenge!

Millions of giant Pacific crabs, whose ancestors were brought to Europe by Joseph Stalin in the 1930s, are marching south along Norway's coast, devouring everything in their path.

The monster crabs, which can weigh up to 25lb and have a claw-span of more than three feet, are proving so resilient that scientists fear they could end up as far south as Gibraltar.

From the Telegraph go and read the rest of the article.

Stalin never made it to Gibraltar. But his crabs will. They will bury you! (okay wrong Soviet leader...)

Anyone read this?

So I'm beginning writing my thoughts on player narrative control for my forthcoming spy game (which I now have to run because I've mentioned it way, way more than 10 times) and I came across this interesting article, whch is interesting for its attempt to give a historical approach and for its ability to stay outside several of the hot buttom arguements that usually drg this sort of thing down. I'll have more indepth things to post on player narration soon, I promise.