A real hot water bottle will keep you warm for several hours.

I'd suggest springing for a real hot water bottle like this one by Fashy rather than risk a makeshift one springing a leak. I've had mine for ten years now. (It's also great for sore backs and when you're sick.) [www.amazon.com]

He was really fantastic in that. I also quite liked his brief appearances in Mystery Men and Shrek II.

Given the structure of the problem, any answer that's correct must be incorrect. A paradox!

Googled: strange us civil war uniforms. Got all I needed.

Ha! I dragged this movie out and watched it last year. It was fantastic, but I think I'm good for another twenty years or so.

Your link to Harvard Crimson is borked.

My city has a famous Lady in White who haunts the streets. Lots of people have seen her; I've seen her myself any number of times. She always looks so isolated. Of course there's one slight difference between our lady in white and everyone else's, and that's that ours is still quite alive.

Wouldn't know; I didn't spend a lot of time speaking with her!

In undergrad I ran afoul of a professor who hated speculative fiction to the extent that she would not allow me into her advanced creative writing class, which I needed for my degree. (The rest of the department rallied around me, switched about my course requirements and got me through without her class, but that's…

Hot Toddy -

With all due (very little, in this case) respect, Representative Foxx, 100% of pregnant people are female.

For me:

Oh, interesting. I'm much more of a baker, but I'm fairly incapable of following instructions as written and I tend to use guesstimated measurements and random substitutions.

It's just this line: "The man held the responsibility of bringing home the bread in a cut throat deadly wilderness" that made me think of a pioneer man grabbing a machete, fighting off tigers and snakes and polar bears (work with me) in order to trek eight miles to the nearest 7-11 and back.

...he knows bread doesn't just grow in the wild, right?

Yes, stick around at least until The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances. You'll probably get hooked from there.

Oh, I never quite thought of it that way, but I really like that idea. He always did seem to me to have a somewhat altered personality once he came back, but I didn't take it as far as you have.

"That would mean the fifth gas giant was the planet Vulcan... uh, no one else is using that name, right?"

He was about 20 when he wrote out the list, but it's not entirely clear whether they were recent sins.