Mermaid Monday! This could be the start of a beautiful thing.

Two mermaid posts in one day??!? Be still my scaly heart! I'm a little concerned by his manatee bottom though; there's something less than aesthetically pleasing there.

Thanks for raising the issue; I clicked away instead of commenting.

This collection gave me flashbacks of the old Sandman gallery issues. (In the best way.)

Honestly I didn't notice the hair because I was too busy staring at shirtless Eric and trying not to make teenage girl noises in my throat.

Just be careful about your driving skills when you go see Yoda in the Presidio, kids- I pulled into the driveway there "erratically" on a Sunday afternoon when the lot was empty. A security guard pulled up immediately and read me the riot act and told me to leave.

Glittery Nosferatu sounds like the best glam goth band I've never heard.

You took the Boosh right out of my mouth!

I love the "(Wait I'm dead)" on the picture- makes me love QT just a little bit more.

With au jus.

Yes, I second that emotion wholly.

I'm afraid I might imprint on the placenta.

I think the original cover art might have appealed more in 1969 too. That hot pink would have been branded communist no?

How great would that be?? I'm actually considering going to see the new Pirates of the Franchise in the thee-ah-ter because of the scary mermaid action.

The Mormon god Moroni is ready to get back to vampire tithing! I don't blame Meyer for going back- she introduced about 20 odd new characters in Breaking Dawn with a minimum of back story. Any one of them would be appropriate for her to write about (and much more than Bree whatsit.)

I concur. I got 2 chapters into the first book, mostly for laffs and had to put it down for being terribly written and knee-jerk infuriating (This from someone who reads V.C. Andrews and Chick tracts for fun.)

I wholly second that emotion.

Why sir, are you implying that John Galt might be Sauron?

You've sold me on going to see this once I hit the word "smelting." Of course, I need to find a multiplex that has an earlier showing of "Your Highness" and some ushers willing to turn a blind eye...

I'm with you. It would be nice to see him in a film/tv show/anything where he doesn't need a separate trailer for his glossy mullet. (I say this l!o!v!i!n!g! Eastbound and Down.)