My first thought after seeing this headline: Dear God, The View has been on for 10 years? That's 11 years more than Elisabeth Hasslebeck needed to be on any TV show.

I just made myself laugh harder than I should have by picturing tiny Jayne hat versions of these. Ear flaps, "cunning" jokes and everything.

I'd say he could stay there and just keep looking until the end of time, but I like my Scottish friends too much.

If you asked Bieber what NAFTA was, he'd probably either say it was another street name for Molly or the title of some guy's rap album.

I don't fit perfectly with this study either, like you and Starlightshadow. Having jumped into this conversation, though, I wouldn't mind getting in somehow on that honorary degree, if you don't mind.

Expect pure awesome. (You are gonna love it. Best place on earth.) Lizardman has great points. I have both the app DLed every year, as well as printing out the program and putting it in a binder beforehand. I highlight what I really want to see, and I have all the hotels' maps in there where the rooms I need to get to…

(Crap. Sorry. Accidentally hit publish.)

I haven't been a long-time congoer. (Unfortunately. I either didn't have the time, one nearby, money, or knowledge of them.)

Was the other con you went to Jus in Bello? (I haven't gone to that one. I live vicariously through friends.)

I came here just to say what you just did. I don't think I'd use Faith of the Fallen as toilet paper if the rest of the world's supply of TP suddenly vanished. Yeah, dude, we get it. You like Ayn Rand. I did too, but then I turned 15 and got over it quick. (Still embarrassed over those couple of months.)

Yep, my thoughts as well. The series has become overly crowded and has started to feel like a giant tangle of yarn that I'm not entirely sure the author fully knows how he's going to get out of. (I know he knows where the ending will go. I just am not entirely sure if he's figured out how to get from A to Z, and it's…

Yeah, me too. On A Pale Horse was so promising, and when I was 14 or so the Xanth books made me giggle uncontrollably. Then I read Bio Of A Space Tyrant and clued into all the "creepy old guy perving on teenage girls" theme going on in... well, everything, and I was out. The fact that the Incarnations of Immortality…

You got about 10 more hours in than I did before I quit XIII. And the FF series is really important to me. I loved games before the first one came out, but it was the original that truly got me into gaming and into my life-long love of RPGs. I have played every one I could get my hands on*, and the only one I have…

For those of you upset because At The Mountains of Madness and Hellboy 3 aren't coming along - Del Toro DOES have one coming down the pipe that sounds really good. It's called Crimson Peak, has been described as a "Gothic ghost story", and stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Jessica Chastain, and Jim Beaver (Bobby from…

Aw, dammit. Thanks for the heads up.

Agreed. Routh did a great job, especially considering that he was a relative newcomer stepping into some very big boots, and that he was handed a bad script with co-stars who couldn't seem to agree on the overall tone. (Not to mention a director who it seems has never heard of "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex".)

Aww, look, it's a wee little puppet man!

With you on that one. I know this is probably going to be an odd choice,but one of my favorites of King's is Bag of Bones. I heard it was getting adapted and stayed way the hell away from it, simply because almost everyone who takes a swing at adapting his stuff tends to miss.

Thank you for putting The Seeker on here. There is no other adaptation that pisses me off quite as much as that one does, as Susan Cooper's original books mean quite a lot to me. The ONLY thing I think they got right was Christopher Eccleston's Dark Rider, and even then, that's on Eccleston.

I would personally be more than happy to take on something that was both as safe as possible and as effective as possible for memory loss. Granted, I may have a different take on that one because of epilepsy. I'm 33, and it's only been in the last five years that I've had that diagnosis, but no matter what kind of…