@and you will know me by the trail of my cred: Well, the books don't start off tedious. I love The Hobbit and I love The Fellowship of the Ring. After that though... the story stops being "personal" and becomes a bit too big for my tastes. All of a sudden we have to feel for these humans we hardly know, their…

@Athensjail: Ha!

@FrankN.Stein: That scene right there turned me on to Blue Oyster Cult's "Don't Fear the Reaper". Which I now demand to hear whenever I'm drunk.

@Molly Mounds: Keep it up, Molly! Fantastic work.

Liked it, for the most part. Had a bit of trouble believing that a bunch of thugs and poor people would band around a single hero though. And the fact that the adoration would last for sixteen years after his death, folks idolising the guy for the only thing he ever did, basing their way of life around the one…

@FrankN.Stein: ...A beautifully adorned rectum, full of portraits of Prime's human friends that already visited the place.

@reesiekitty: Just dig a little deeper on the blog there buddy. You'll get there!

I never use this, but at the moment I'm actually LMAO!

@Mercurial Chimaera: There may even be some acid discharge that will eat through just about anything.

@WookieLifeDay: Uh... They glow!

Early-adopting? I've been x64 since XP. (Of course, it helped to not have too much exotic hardware in my gaming pc. Just a run of the mill nvidia card and a creative x-fi.)