I would like to subscribe to your pamphlet.

can't say i do.  kidney transplants are serious business in my family.

can't say i do.  kidney transplants are serious business in my family.

Specifically, the ones referenced above are things he calls himself in songs.

Specifically, the ones referenced above are things he calls himself in songs.

i rarely post in the comment sections of things, because it reduces my efficiency.  i couldn't remember if i was likely to encounter any issues for swearing.

i rarely post in the comment sections of things, because it reduces my efficiency.  i couldn't remember if i was likely to encounter any issues for swearing.

while i assume you are joking, a sampling of the designated uses are:
pissed off stef
piece of sh**
product of society
promise of stress
promise of skill

while i assume you are joking, a sampling of the designated uses are:
pissed off stef
piece of sh**
product of society
promise of stress
promise of skill

Agreed.  I went back to some of the Monster of the Week stuff recently, and it allowed the showrunners to focus on worldbuilding with Bo and her past as the focus.  When they drive at the season long plot, all of the character motivations feel incompatible with what I've learned about the characters.  I keep feeling…

Agreed.  I went back to some of the Monster of the Week stuff recently, and it allowed the showrunners to focus on worldbuilding with Bo and her past as the focus.  When they drive at the season long plot, all of the character motivations feel incompatible with what I've learned about the characters.  I keep feeling…

As far as the love interests go, Dyson is the only one that makes sense to me.  I think without a more fleshed out feel for Bo's years running around, it doesn't make sense to have her cling to a random human just because she's associated with the Fae.  Which is to say: I think it makes more sense that she has the…

As far as the love interests go, Dyson is the only one that makes sense to me.  I think without a more fleshed out feel for Bo's years running around, it doesn't make sense to have her cling to a random human just because she's associated with the Fae.  Which is to say: I think it makes more sense that she has the…

whenever Dyson is supposed to be a wolf, I just pretend he's the character he was playing in Underworld Awakening.  it's much more menacing, and he sort of gets to emote, sometimes.

whenever Dyson is supposed to be a wolf, I just pretend he's the character he was playing in Underworld Awakening.  it's much more menacing, and he sort of gets to emote, sometimes.

since it looked to me like the venom was extracted prior to his confrontation with the Garuda, he must not have to die for it. Lachlan just considered the Garuda to be too powerful an enemy and opponent to confront without some subterfuge.

since it looked to me like the venom was extracted prior to his confrontation with the Garuda, he must not have to die for it. Lachlan just considered the Garuda to be too powerful an enemy and opponent to confront without some subterfuge.

Are we going to have to sit through Lauren explaining how the succubus power is transmitted via all of Bo's bodily fluids, because otherwise what is the point of having a fae doctor on the show? Because if they start explaining the genesis of powers and Lauren eventually offers Bo a "cure" in the vein of X-Men, I'll…

Are we going to have to sit through Lauren explaining how the succubus power is transmitted via all of Bo's bodily fluids, because otherwise what is the point of having a fae doctor on the show? Because if they start explaining the genesis of powers and Lauren eventually offers Bo a "cure" in the vein of X-Men, I'll…

I thought it had something to do with the relative strength of their powers.  I clearly wasn't pay as much attention to the mythology in the first season, though, since I kind of just assumed the snake guy at the college was a regular fae, as was the bruiser in the pilot (I think that was the pilot, anyway).