How you gonna keep them down on the farm? Stormtroopers and fire, that's how.

Way to make the rest of us look bad.

I made it through half of the first Dresden Files before I couldn't take it anymore. The prose was awful, the plotting dull, the characters unsympathetic and/or laughably cliched, and the attempt at a noir voice was just terrible. Also problematic gender depictions. I've had people say "Oh they get good after the…

Have you considered an "accidental" fire?

Eeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwww that is SUPER nasty. And you work with a bunch of ddues, too, right? So they are never even gonna notice how nasty it is!

I sorta lost my Who steam right at the beginning of this season, so I've really only seen Asylum of the Daleks and the Christmas special with Oswin.  I didn't lose it because of her; it's just one of those things where your attention wanders off, y'know? I'll get it back before the 50th, most likely, and then get…

That James Bond gif is a good thing to watch for. Jesus Christ,  I nearly fell out of my chair when I saw it in the first trailer.

That's very weird; I haven't seen word one around the internet about Jeanna-Louise being there. (I did know about the spoiler, though. I suppose it couldn't have been avoided. *sigh*)

What must that be like, living in a city with an actual public transportation system?

I do not get the Jim Butcher appeal at all. At ALL.

You are braver than me; I would really be kinda scared to even just sit in the back through an SPN panel (although by all accounts the guys are very entertaining)- that fandom is so incredibly full of batshit and I wouldn't want any of it to get on me!

Wait don't do it til I get there!

Maybe you could give some kid a nickel to go in and check to see if that guy is working before you go in. Kids like nickels.

Reading through them after work gives you something to look forward to on Wednesday evenings, think of it that way!

Also wtf, Glen/Daryl? That…wow, no, that doesn't work.

Prince William has a kid.

"My Cock Rages On"

Will do; I actively dislike Gatsby, but I adore Alan Ladd & the 20s, and I really like seeing movies set in one decade made in the following decade, if that makes sense.You get a whole different sense of the Jazz Age from a 1930s POV than you do from a movie about the 20s made in the 70s.

Okay, so does anyone have recs of pre-Hayes stuff on Netflix streaming?

The top of the tower is the beginning of the first book, which, no matter how much you hate it,  makes absolute perfect sense, really, considering how many times we were told that ka is a wheel.