@ConfederateRokr: Ah, What That I Could Promote You.

@ConfederateRokr: AWTICPY.

@CVDon: Chaperone Save!

@Evilsoda: Agreed. I found it intriguing and enjoy the extra strategic pique it provided.

@R3I00: It isn't the gravity that would crush you. Much like when you are underwater, though it is true of air as well, the pressure you experience is simply the weight of what's above you.

@SG-17: Oh, they may have already heard our language. My question involves how long it would take to develop a way to communicate with a species with no human communicative-mode analog.

How long would it take to develop a communications system capable of asking a Zarminan (shudder) what they call their world? Verbal communication is obviously not a given.

Great, expose more malleable young minds to Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings of Sussex.

I refuse to buy the inevitable Ballbreaker. I have limits.

Fantastic, considering that Wilpon is the reason most good execs won't consider the job in the first place.

@Fast_Nel: Having had it, I can personally say that is delicious.

Felix Gilman is one of those far too under-appreciated authors working in fiction today. Both Thunderer and Gears of the City are filled with fantastic ideas, even if the plot is a little wayward at times.

With mediocre previews like this, it seems FFXIV is right on course to becoming the next FFXI.

This is one game I think would be amazing in 3D.

@Kavinskynet: Capitalism, Hog!

@dragonmoony: Fuck. By mentioning that, you do realize that it has just been Rule 34'd onto the internet. Nice job.

@Werezombie: Same issue.

Number 3 is a worthy new contender to the "Hit it like the Fist of an Angry God" picture.

He's almost assuredly a schoolboy who has yet to undergo the traumatic event that will sear his hear white and scar his very soul. Whatever that may be.

Just like the nurses of St Hilda of Grantham’s Home For Disgruntled Waifs And Strays.