Son, you need educating. Now.

Oh yeah, that one's true. It's Prism 2.0

ADORBS!!!!!!

Ohhh as a Scot I just know I'm going to be an awful spoil sport for this, even though I did find the books enjoyably fluffy

Yes - trying to outdo Blink, that's how I felt about it too!

Funnily enough I find Midnight very boring, and I'm normally a scaredy cat.

When I was in my very late teens I had a severe lack of confidence in my appearance, and hid from all cameras. In my early twenties Facebook and the like sprung up (including Bebo - anyone remember that?) and all these photos I was afraid of started to be a matter of public record. I made a conscious effort to make…

Not synesthetic (that I know of) but my immediate answer is purple.

Yeah the crows would have a field day but I take issue at his discussion of the jaguars. Cats are famously able to associate what food makes them sick, and zombie flesh, we know, makes everything feel sick. Plus the shambling zombie is, behaviourally speaking, unusual. It does not respond to being chased, it simple…

Yeah the crows would have a field day but I take issue at his discussion of the jaguars. Cats are famously able to associate what food makes them sick, and zombie flesh, we know, makes everything feel sick. Plus the shambling zombie is, behaviourally speaking, unusual. It does not respond to being chased, it simple…

I'm a field scientist because I cannot pipette. *

I'm a field scientist because I cannot pipette. *

Now that you point it out it makes me smile. Yay for breaking down small gender walls

I don't quite understand - surely a game is not designed or created in a linear fashion? It seems to me that game play intensive parts (which the ending I assume would be) should be done first as they are the most complicated. But, hey, what do I know.

The reason they say that is that kittens have a very early and extremely sensitive critical period from 2-8 weeks where they learn how to be social, not just with other cats (that part of the social period actually lasts longer) but also with humans. So if the kitten isn't shown what normal human life is like in a…

Levins (1966 I think) did it better.

That is a beautifully taxidermied animal - not something you see every day. Where's it from?

You know what I love about this game?

I love it because if you've picked up a gun you've already failed.

Your comment made me lol and then I read your user name and I was in absolute stitches.