While I really appreciate Charlie Jane's wonderful suggestion to my name change I think it should be Thogar the Damned Lucky Bastard. I'm not very mighty, unless I'm hungry, then I'm usually mighty hungry.

Excerpt from article found here: [www.ru.nl] which confirms Sian's comment.

Most definitely! I'll probably take and post several hundred (mostly blurry) photos to Photobucket or some other site like that so I can bore everyone with my vacation slideshow.

I'm sure they did that for monetary reasons. It's a lot cheaper to fly someone from the States to Vancouver than from, say, Australia. But I don't see why they couldn't have at least left it open to Canadian residents, too, although that whole "limited to residents of the continental US" deal is fairly common. It…

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I know there was some criticism of the entries and I can't completely disagree, but I'll take what I can get. My daughter is literally squeeing right now.

Sorry, I let my greed get in the way of good manners. It won't happen again. At least not soon. Okay, who am I kidding? It'll probably happen again and I'll probably apologize again. My brain's not quite right.

Alright, so there are no gems. In that case just pick MY mediocre entry. For Pete's sake, I spent several moments pinching that loaf of uninspired dreck! I should be rewarded for my mediocrity, dammit!

We'll all just be able to better remember what asshats we all are. Then everyone will be pissed at everyone else permanently... Kinda like marriage.

I think the K's would be "*vicious* blobs of oozing luminescence."

Skitters. Taste the harness.®

Someone needs to die. Either the person who scrambled my fond memories of those fuzzy friends with this idea or myself. After searing a few of these images into my brain I think I may prefer to be the one taking a dirt nap.

I just hope Steven Moffat reads this and makes it happen on screen.

"A Christmas Story" is so good that even the Grinch would love it (pre heart growth even!). If you watch it and don't like it I'll refund your money.

Great fun and slightly bittersweet seeing Ms. Sladen there.

I'm left-handed and I don't move much when I sleep, but I have one hell of a time sleeping more than 4-5 hours a night without pharmaceutical help. And even once I do get to sleep I wake up 3-4 times a night or more. Things are much better now that I'm working nights, though, as I find it much easier to sleep during…

My guess is the dinos aren't "real" because they're either not on Earth or the different timeline they've mentioned has them on a version of Earth that's altered significantly enough from our Earth to explain such changes. For now, I'm still going with that instead of it being typical television idiocy. I know it's…

Aren't they already going half-assed on the mysteries at this point anyway? They keep hinting about "control the past, control the future," the mysterious people behind the "sixers," and the odd scribblings on the rocks, but it's all still just sort of hanging like a quiet suggestion. That's my beef. If they're…

Yep. Bones used salt and pepper shakers to diagnose many a space-faring creature and I still enjoyed it. Crappy visual effects don't really bother me, it's the crappy writing that always gets my goat...and I really love that goat.

I keep telling myself they're trying to hold off on the deeper story arcs because self-contained episodes allow for an increase in viewership. I get that once they get into some kind of LOST-style mysteries that it'll be hard to get new viewers and the goal is to put as many eyeballs in front of the screen as…

Yep, I was thinking, "Damn. Everybody has a hillbilly cousin, even a Skeksis." It's like a rule or something.