Blah, blah, blah, said the troll.

Forgot this about "Watchmen" — as I wrote, how the story is told is more important than the story itself. This is why the movie failed and became just another superhero story, with added "fucks" and fucking and violence even more graphic than in the book.

Yes, I'm a geek
My most re-read book most likely is Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's "Watchmen." I read it originally in single issues, re-reading all the previous issues when a new one appeared, at about 30 minutes per issue. By the time the story was finished, I had quite a long read on my hands. Since 1987, I probably…

Nice quote but, really, who finds the Pussycat Dolls attractive? They're more filler than meat, physically. I can't imagine spilling anything to them.

Gott-dam, I lived in Iowa for many years, so I definitely thank Tom Harken.

Compulsive use of either, yeah. Compulsive use of both together, definitely.

"nuthouses"
I'm surprised he'd use that word, even as loose and sometimes rough as he is elsewhere in the piece. Calling someone "nuts" applies a stigma. Notice that elsewhere he doesn't even use the word "disease," but breaks it down into "dis-ease." It seems at odds with "nuthouse."