Geeklaw
Geeklaw
Geeklaw

Ooh, an appeal to nature fallacy. I wonder if I can get logical fallacy bingo from this article?

I just make up words. I find it intriguens my day-to-day conversating.

Like a houseguest. Marvelous at first and full of possibilities, but if left unsupervised for too long, they can be a real pain.

Let me be clear: When I say that a secret treasure room may be the best birthday present ever, I don't mean to say that it is the greatest birthday present ever for a four year old, I mean that it is the greatest birthday present ever, full stop. You know, in case anyone reading this is wondering what to get me for my

"it doesn't tell you what to include, how to write it, or what you should ask for."

Wow. Lawyer here. At a very surface level, this seems like an incredibly bad idea, and arguably on the edge of legality in several states. I don't see how one could not categorize this website as attempting to provide automated legal advice without a license.

Missed an important point here:

David that story is very close to mine, I had the chance to work for Tony at his school in the 1990s, I also had all my walls covered in Gwynn memorabilia and wore 19 as many of us did. I posted this originally over at the UTSD Forums in the tribute there, but thought many of you would love this story as well. Its

The baseball-card collection I had as a teen—145,000 cards in all when I last bothered to count, 800-count box after

From this

It was never a fair fight between fundamentalist Christianity and D&D. One was a dangerous system full of dark mysticism and threats to warp a young mind beyond repair, and the other was a tabletop RPG.

Sorry, Master Whedon, but

Not raiding at all is one of the best ways to enjoy a MMO. No drama, no douches, no bullshit.

Brian: "You're all individuals!"

I'd just like to point out, for the en-jealous-ment of everyone involved, that I had both the original, AND the 2nd space monorail when I was little; the very best Lego sets ever.

What a brilliant idea! Let's show real, serious Science Fiction on Syfy. Heck, we could even rename the channel to reflect our new focus on Science Fiction. If only I could think of a name!!!

Am I the only guy who hates people like this? It's like telling people "I didn't like your vision for a game franchise, here's how you vision should have been." They made the game how they wanted it because it was their story, you rewriting their story is nothing more than a dick move in my opinion. If you make a

Aquaman from New 52 is written by Johns, who took everything decent about the character (say 10%) and jettisoned all the other complete bullsh*t (the other 90%). Johns essentially re-wrote Aquaman from the ground up and he is one of the few characters that has prospered because of the reboot for just that reason.