Which board game?

They'll end the show with Raj marrying Howard and Dr. Wife and they all move to live in space.

Trump is the grandest, standiest and boatiest and will book no rivals.

Honestly I remember her more now for Living Single.

No new trades or GNs this week, just the weekly pulls (Future Quest finale, new Copperhead and the Allred's Bug book). I did finish up some prose cape/supers fiction this week. A couple of Ian Thomas Healy's "Just Cause" books and S.J. Delos' 2nd "Hesitant Hero" book about a super-villainess turned hero.

Steven's got a bit of a Martyr Complex doesn't he.

I think he's intentionally misquoting an Orange is the New Black line about a "cock line a beer can".

TBN was pretty good as the bad guy in the Netflix movie "Deidre & Laney Rob a Train".

Mmmmm. Sara Rue.

Theres nothing unethical at all about starting an affair with your wife's half-sister who you legally own.

Just occasionally dipping into Blindspot/Quantico/Scandal I get confused as to which evil politician is scheming on which show. They should probably all just join forces or something. And then James Spader can lead the resistance against. Really they should just fold all the "political" thriller shows into the…

Should be a light week with only the new Copperhead and the finale for Future Quest. Though I do want to at least check out that new Bug book from the Young Animals line.

He's Casey Jones in the Bay TMNT films.

#17 gives a head on a pike a little wave.

Or the physical opposite of sucked, which I guess is explused? Anyway feel better.

There were ladies. And they were acting like they mattered. Y'know. Feminine Agenda stuff. Totally misandrist feminines all over the place.

Ugh. Benoit had been my favorite wreslter until that horrbile murder/suicide with his family. I couldn't even watch wrestling in passing for a good while after that and even now its a much more casual interest.

This information changes EVERYTHING!

Its been a few years, but I believe its an apartment building covered in construction scaffolding.

That reminds me, I really need give Stokoe's "Alien" book a look over.