"He's gotta be a guy. He's gotta be big."

Depends on the type of information and the type of brain in the individual.

There are other theories.

Reality is an example of "cruddy writing." It's full of cliches: absent-minded professors, corrupt politicians, asshole bosses.

Similar stories.

It's almost legitimate if it's because iTunes is non-Free. I doubt that's why.

It's been on MTV.com for a while. [www.mtv.com]

I procrastinated, telling myself I wouldn't have time to take the class anyway, and missed the registration. I was bummed. Thanks for filling the void with these goodies.

I remember these. Thanks for bringing back the nightmares.

The subjunctive. Use it.

The virtue of our legal system is the multiplicity of interpretations. This allows the law to change and grow with society. Narrowing the the possible interpretations would invite stagnation.

I don't know about you, but I don't just read to activate my dopamine receptors. I have video games for that. Reading should be hard (some times).

Redletter Media's critique of that scene is priceless.

I've found the Encounters shebang to be pretty disappointing. If Wizards doesn't want D&D 4E to have a reputation as a simple battle simulator, they've gone about it the wrong way. It simulates the classic Dungeon Crawl well enough, though we already these other books that did that just fine.

Yeah, they're still readers. You think a statistician doesn't do a lot of reading? An actor? Maybe you're prioritizing one type of reading over others.

Ugh. The Cortex system. And I was pretty sure FFG denied they bought that license.

There's a difference between knowing there are wolves in the woods and keeping a pack in your house.

You really only have two choices if you want a healthy library: the B&N Nook and the Amazon Kindle.

Further reading:

If the worst they found was a little grass, I think I'll stick with my Earl Grey.