Two more for the '(Whole title)' brigade:

In Java, she's known as Ke-String()-ha.

JonBenet Slamsey, Martha Stewhurt, Scarlotte Bronte, Trauma Jeane, Darth Vader Ginsberg, Margaret Thrasher, Fannie Harmer.

What's the Skinny? with Skinny Pete

Yup, that's Amber Lincoln. We saw Red Lincoln from the S2 finale on, but we only saw Blue Lincoln once, during Stowaway (in the Bellivia arc).

Didn't realise Cranston has actually been on The Simpsons already. Well, meh, he can be a semi-regular like the mighty Phil Hartman was.

Didn't realise Cranston has actually been on The Simpsons already. Well, meh, he can be a semi-regular like the mighty Phil Hartman was.

Just saw some of the special features on YouTube (going through the series now). As part of one of the montages, you can see Cranston through the Pizza-Cam on the garage roof, miming a couple of practice throws before the take. An actor prepares.

'Frankly, my dear, I don't give a BWAAAAAMP'

'Frankly, my dear, I don't give a BWAAAAAMP'

But BWAAAAMPS of your
BWAAAAMPS
or
BWAAAAMPS
passing by
BWAAAAAAAAMPS we lost in lullabies

But BWAAAAMPS of your
BWAAAAMPS
or
BWAAAAMPS
passing by
BWAAAAAAAAMPS we lost in lullabies

'Hybris' was actually coined to describe Klaus from the Vampire Diaries, approximately 2,200 years ago.

'Hybris' was actually coined to describe Klaus from the Vampire Diaries, approximately 2,200 years ago.

It's-a me, Trentio!

It's-a me, Trentio!

I am beside my 15-years-ago self in time.

I am beside my 15-years-ago self in time.

Nobody voted for Deftones? Koi No Yokan is certainly one of their three best (after White Pony and Around The Fur/self-titled/Diamond Eyes). It has them integrating their sonic landscaping stuff more effectively with their metal side, with more actual vocal melodies than ever before.

Nobody voted for Deftones? Koi No Yokan is certainly one of their three best (after White Pony and Around The Fur/self-titled/Diamond Eyes). It has them integrating their sonic landscaping stuff more effectively with their metal side, with more actual vocal melodies than ever before.