(Disclaimer: I watched it with the sound off, damn me for forgetting my ear buds at home!).

This weekend the Boston Symphony Orchestra is holding a performance of music from the Final Fantasy games: [www.bso.org]

"So, if a guy from the indie scene is making a comment about Japanese games, there are probably also sentiments about the mainstream gaming industry in general mixed in there as well."

So many good games coming this summer (this is me hoping for a summer Western release of One Piece: Pirate Warriors)! I'm so glad I'm done with grad school in May, more time to game! And find a new job, but mostly game!

I totally misread Edina as Edna and all I could think was he wishes! He cannot touch the glory of Edna!

The absolute worst (or best) is that most of them lay all of this out there in their OKCupid profiles, almost exactly as otterman has written above. So I don't even have to go on a date to find out he's a "nice guy."

What the hell is that?

Ooh, good point. I think a creepy puppet would fit into the setting much better than plastic Halloween mask.

So, at last, it has come to this...

It's ok I guess, considering I was lured in by Navi-bashing and Link more than OMG!Ponies. So I guess, I'm still hitting the right stereotypes? Um, comparatively speaking...

Am I the only girl reading this thread?

You know, when I was going through my self-help book phase (spoiler: they didn't help!), the optimistically named Fat, Broke, and Lonely No More! had a lot to say on maintaining the status-quo and frenemies.

So the killer is ghostface?

Don't mess with the cookies commandos.

I don't know if Steeping is a thing, but I sort of desperately want it to be now.

I love a comic that feels the need to warn you only when it's "safe." Which with Oglaf usually means the text is plenty dirty. :)

To Michelle Vawer's credit, out of all the linked photos of Stella's polkadot nightmare, she pulls it off the best by far. I'm just not sure I'm ready to live in a world where there are clothes that make even models where visible pair o' Spanx. It's not ok.

Andy Levy summed up my thoughts on Team Brezzy back in August.

That's fair, it's easy to understand why anyone would find either of those pairings squicky. I'm sort of live and let live when it comes to the imaginary relationships of fictional characters - and let's face it, the Jared and Jensen characters that show up in these stories are fictional beings based on a public…

To be fair, I really think that is a very small portion of the fandom, thankfully confined for the most part to one hatefest of a journal community which makes frequent appearances on fandom wank.