If I wasn't a Discworld reader, that would've been a very lucky coincidence right there.

Yeah, sad to say I'll be returning to DS9 in a few of weeks. We'll definitely be returning to Flying Circus eventually, though. (Mostly likely next summer, but who knows, I may need another break from Trek before then.)

Yeah, sad to say I'll be returning to DS9 in a few of weeks. We'll definitely be returning to Flying Circus eventually, though. (Mostly likely next summer, but who knows, I may need another break from Trek before then.)

Laughing right now. Seriously.

Laughing right now. Seriously.

Good to know! Doesn't make the bit funny, but good to know.

Good to know! Doesn't make the bit funny, but good to know.

Over land or sea or foam…

Over land or sea or foam…

As a white person, I often wish I was black so I could help white people more.

As a white person, I often wish I was black so I could help white people more.

So he could shoot the gun out of the kid's hand when the kid tried to shoot himself? Longmire felt bad because he hadn't shot anyone in a while. It's a character thing, y'know.

So he could shoot the gun out of the kid's hand when the kid tried to shoot himself? Longmire felt bad because he hadn't shot anyone in a while. It's a character thing, y'know.

I agree, and I should probably give the show a bit more benefit of the doubt—as it's been played out so far, the writers' intentions could be more complex than I'm assuming. But given the lack of complexity/tendency to take the most overblown path with every other running plotline…

I agree, and I should probably give the show a bit more benefit of the doubt—as it's been played out so far, the writers' intentions could be more complex than I'm assuming. But given the lack of complexity/tendency to take the most overblown path with every other running plotline…

I figured the kid was doomed after that cold open, but I spent the whole episode assuming Walt would kill him. In retrospect, I think this way makes more sense. To me, Walt is more compelling of a character if he's still clinging to a shred of his basic humanity; not that he's in any way a good guy, not to mitigate…

I figured the kid was doomed after that cold open, but I spent the whole episode assuming Walt would kill him. In retrospect, I think this way makes more sense. To me, Walt is more compelling of a character if he's still clinging to a shred of his basic humanity; not that he's in any way a good guy, not to mitigate…

It's actually spelled differently in the subtitles, but yeah, I noticed that.

It's actually spelled differently in the subtitles, but yeah, I noticed that.

Um, the above is me—I was just posting over at Gamelogical and didn't know I could do this.