Oh my God, I had forgotten about this. You figuratively just blew my mind.

The BFG was my introduction to Roald Dahl. I think I still have the entire plot memorized, including the musical whizzpopper interlude.

Half Magic is when I started thinking long and hard about the difficult technical details that would be involved if I found a genie.

Thank you! I read these at my aunt's house one summer and have been trying to remember her name for years. I could only remember that her bff was named Honey.

One of those books that holds up at any age. I still have a copy on my shelf that I pull down sometimes.

My first grade teacher read this aloud to us and then I gobbled up most of the sequels. So, this may actually be the book that set me off.

The still is from an episode where a plastic monster impersonated him, I believe. New Who took a while to get on its feet...

During my "major-hopping" phase in college, I took classes in computer science, mechanical engineering, physics, and mathematics, among other things. I never felt as inconsequential and marginalized as when I took an Ancient Philosophy course for my gen. ed. requirements. It wasn't simply the fact that much of our…

This was my initial thought.

I didn't mind the box so much as I minded the fact that my guys never really understood going IN the box vs going NEXT TO the box.

My ferrets used to roll around under my feet, gnawing at my toes while I walked. It's a shame they are such stinky poop machines, or I'd be an old ferret lady by now.

There's also the Borzoi.

I am way too hormonal to handle a gorilla helping a little boy.

Wow, you just spouted a lot of nonsense that I never said.

Yeah, but he did still betray Leto II multiple times throughout their thousands of years together. I don't know if their relationship should be called friendship or loyalty. It gets even weirder since Duncan has to start over while Leto II remembers all his past lives. Duncan died for Paul and Jessica, however, out of…

I'd say less Duncan and Leto vs. Duncan and Paul. Duncan saw Leto as an abomination, but served him because of the memories of Paul still present within him.

Here's one from my voracious reading days of fourth grade.

Pay no attention to the bastard next to them.

Walt put his ass on the line for Jesse by taking out those dealers when Jesse was homicidal over the little kid. At that point, Walt had a good thing going with Fring and could have let Jesse die. Then there was that scene after Jane died, in the house of horrors.

I have to admit, I care more about that pony than I do about you.