At least it's not videogame Reality Is Brown™?

I'm with you; plus the land was actually based on the Hyrule from Ocarina — they had to reverse it when they made Link right-handed in the Wii version.

I still want it to be King Hodor, First Of His Name. IT"S STILL HODOR TO ME DAMMIT

Is that why it keeps talking about "sister sites" all the time?

I did; please see my response to Dik in whatever direction your feed goes.

I just now talked to HR. They're going to look into it. They're fairly liberal, and have a pretty strict anti-harassment view. (When one of my coworkers came out as trans, the company line was pretty much "fuck with her and get fired".) I was asked to take screenshots so they can figure out if it's harassment or…

Back pain is the second worst (after dental pain), and I hope you feel better soon. Acupressure worked for me (I'm as surprised as you are), but YMMV.

I just checked — her profile is private, but she does list where she works in said private profile.

If she says any of that shit in the office, she's probably going to get beaten.

I'm just glad that you started on a day such that your 500th day will be celebrated here!

Can I? It's on her Facebook wall (I should have specified, I'm sorry), and I don't know if that can be policed from outside.

The Beatles — I'm So Tired
New Order — Temptation
George Thorogood — Who Do You Love
Thomas Dolby — Windpower
Mono — Life In Mono
Nirvana — Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle
Neil Young — Harvest Moon (live on SNL)
Frank Zappa & The Mothers — Concentration Moon
Metallica — (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
Rolling Stones…

That's probably my second favorite Bradbury, after The Martian Chronicles.

Fuck one of my coworkers who I thought was a decent person until the election. She started yelling about how Trump should be president because he's pro-life and how Clinton was the devil because she's pro-choice, and has recently started posting the anti-gay parts of Leviticus on her wall (ETA: Facebook wall), never…

I'm reading Robert Jackson Bennett's City Of Stairs, which is about a country where the gods were all killed. It's a murder mystery right now (they know who killed the gods — it's a professor they're wondering about).
I also just finished Dave Barry's Live Right And Find Happiness, which I found to be quite amusing,…

It only matters when it's THEIR little feelings being hurt, because they are the only ones who actually exist.

I must echo the sentiments of some of my fellow commenters when I ask "Why is this so amazingly slow for Shonen Knife?" I really expected something along the lines of their Space Christmas, or at least that tempo. Not that it wasn't good, it was just… slooooow.

I read Dave Barry's Best. State. Ever., which has a more serious tone than many of his other books. I'm also listening to Frank Abignale's Catch Me If You Can, which is good, but edge-of-one's-seat reading (as it can be at times) makes for more stressful driving.

I took it out of the library and really pored over it. I'm probably going to actually invest in a copy — it's one of the best cookbooks I've read since The Joy Of Cooking.

He is incredibly funny in person, and I hope you get to meet him one day. He comes to Book Expo America fairly often, but that's more for people in the industry, and Miami Book Fair, but that involves going to Miami. He's still writing books, tho, so keep looking for a book tour!