"...millers." The millers have been bled. Goddamn it...

The miners have been bled

Well, the various "normal" cheeses have some rather complex not-always-appetizing scents, and it's something those of us who enjoy cheese have learned to overlook, maybe. So perhaps these cheeses would not taste as bad as the descriptions would suggest. However, even without being a microbiologist, something…

I don't see why it should seem like a "bizarro-world" conclusion... true, it does define relationships from a sort of caveman-esque perspective, but in my own personal observation of the members of my local community, cheating one's significant other (regardless of sex) is surprisingly and depressingly commonplace.…

I have also thought of this... imagine a full book that showcased concept art from both del Toro's and Jackson's respective art teams. I'd pick that up in a heartbeat. Maybe... just maybe... once all 3 films have been released in theaters or on home media we'll see something like that. But I'm not going to hold my…

I hate to be that guy, but the Hobbit character is called the "Great Goblin." The "Goblin King" is, as everyone knows, David Bowie.

So excited! I am loving the goblin designs in particular, and Bolg looks so badass, I made my Orc character in Skyrim a redhead.

Cuz he's a demmycrat and therefore a communist who wants to limit your freedom with gubb'ment and taxes. And also only half white, much like myself. :D

On second thought, don't click that link.

Hell yes. Few people appreciate that game now, and few people appreciated it then, but I loved Doom 64. The controls left a lot to be desired, considering that the much more modern Turok came out at the same time, but visually, musically, and atmospherically speaking, Doom 64 is the definitive Doom game, (as far as I…

Good point. As an aside, according to the Encyclopedia of Arda website, Galadriel was "One of the greatest of all the Eldar, described as second only in power to Fëanor himself, and said to surpass even Fëanor in wisdom." Which pretty much makes her the most impressive living (non-Maiar) being in Tolkien's world.