The Powerpuff Girl guy is Craig McCracken... and Lauren Faust is his wife. So, yeah.

Big Fish is excellent entertainment, it might be one of my favorites.

The only story like this that I know, the person I know who was involved was the person trying to bust in.

You're right. They do nothing at all to help the situation.

Jowls is the usual term, but jowls is really just a fancy way of saying "Snout Flaps".

Yeah, but how does the Battle of Hoth relate, chronologically to Ice Cube's "Good Day"?

How can no one have posted these yet?

I thought VirtualBox was running Windows 8 really slow? Is that no longer the case?

Incorrect. You said you were told by someone that he saw someone named La-a. This is hearsay testimony. You then went on to bolster this claim by mentioning documentation which you were only told about. The information on this documentation is double hearsay.

Then why would you say you did?

Why did you see the girl's records? That seems like a serious violation of HIPPA law.

HA! I was scanning the thread JUST TO POST THIS.

SNOPES!

While I'm not going to tell you that your mom's friend was lying, but be aware: La-a is a well known "urban myth". It's not that it's not true... but it's something that people say to each other and propogate without knowing for sure that it is true.

That's the trick about the Culture, though.

I like this better. My suggestion was the "standard" TV show model, nothing particularly daring other than "THIS IS THE CULTURE". Doing a show about a Culture human Contact/Special Circumstances character with their drone sidekick and maybe a module, set on a regular world, though, would be interesting. You could…

Then they would only schedule it for three episodes a season, but that'd be okay, because those three episodes would be /awesome/.

Someone should whip up some sort of Culture movie/short/miniseries. Then we can get bright, shiny, happy people, living worry-free alongside happy comedically-named hyperpowerful AI who don't, in any way, marginalize their organic pawns... I mean friends.

Margaret Weiss Productions puts out some seriously awesome roleplaying games. While I'm not going to say anything about this particular game, the Smallville RPG is one of the best games for emulating "relationship dramas" I've ever seen, while the Leverage RPG is the perfect Heist Sim. Even if you don't like…

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