I like to have both a performance and be able to read the text and, like SG, I think good performers can really help you understand what is going on. Unfortunately, my favorite play, The Tempest, is pretty hard to stage.

Watched some Buffy (good!) and some Penny Dreadful. I probably would have stopped watching the latter if not for Eva Green, Simon Russel Beale, and (surprisingly) Josh Hartnett.

If it starts with the Arabic equivalent of aleph, this could almost literally be true.*

I tried looking in on NPR's live fact-checking, but at the moment it has stuff like:
"the regime by a sod" and "restaurant hasn't paid anything to ices."

Tied at 6 in the bottom of the 8th

I've been reading Uncle Silas recently.

The Atlantic also endorsed her. Only the third time they have given one (others were Lincoln and LBJ).

But he's always touching people's butts.

Geoblocked. Sad!

I still need to watch Blackadder. Give me 48 hours.

Seems good so far. I'm only about 50 pages in.

Bertie Wooster is a pessimist! And he didn't deserve the prize for Scripture knowledge.

I hadn't either, just found it serendipitously at the library. The Voices of Silence (though I somehow doubt it has gone through 61628 editions).

More like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

"24 Hours in a Disco" -Kiki Gyan

But what side will Peter Crouch be on?

I'm ok with reverting to a French colony.

Breaking News: I'm finished with the Georgian navy hours before sundown. André Malraux is being touted as a late replacement, but that's only a rumor at this point. Mike Pence has yet to comment on the situation.

William Basinski's The Disintegration Loops, maybe?

And fine historians!