This reminds me of that TAL story where they polled a bunch of people to find out what they wanted to see in a painting. The answers came back with something like a landscape, a mountain, a lake, a deer, a family and for, some reason, George Washington. When they put it all together it turned out people generally…

Have you tried the new MMO Neverwinter? It's in F2P and in open beta right now. I've been playing the shit out of it this weekend. The combat is even better than than GW2. So far the quest seem to be much better also.

There all pretty great. Except maybe Flash for Freedom. He's a right bastard in that one…more so then usual.

It couldn't of stared your Mom. She never gets blue sucking cock.

I just recently discovered Gaiman's The Graveyard Book.

Is it something by Dawes?

100 times better? I don't know if I'd go that far.

So…what was craft services like? Just a great big table full of M&Ms, dingdongs and crispy creams?

If you liked City of God, you should check out the series City of Men. The first few episodes are even directed by the Meirelles and it even stars some of the same actors. It's not as bleak as City of God, but it provides an interesting look at life in the Favela

Or even better just use "by Stephen King's son"

See I read it..NOS for a you

I guess that was kind of my point. How do they cover it? They can't ignore it. If they run the story big like the larger papers do, will people buy the paper just to read some wire story that's already six hours old by the time anyone sees it?

I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but small town newspapers have no idea how to play these big events.

Just wanted to add my well wishes. I'm going to miss this feature and your reviews. I may have to actually start doing work and work now. Good luck in your next step!

Look, I'm just going to put this out there.

As much as I love Paul F. Thompkins, he's near the top of my list of celebrates I never want to meet in real life.  I'm fine with him acting like snobbish dandy as a comic persona, but I think if I ever found out he was like that in real life it would ruin my enjoyment of his work.

This is a very different beast than Triplets. I went into it expecting the same kind of manic energy that Triplets had and the pacing really threw me off.

When I bought the dvd set of the U.K. Office about seven years ago it came with John Betjeman's poem "Slough". It captured perfectly my state of mind at the time and led me to read more of his poetry. His poems are so English, or at least my idealized version of England. I would recommend you check him out if you are…

Hum. I was thinking of picking this up, now I'm not so sure. I'm in kind of the same boat with Olympos. I really liked Illium, but I heard conflicting reviews on the sequel. Have you ever read Carrion Comfort? That's my favorite Simmons book. It's so sad this guy became a right-wing nutjob.

Yes Krabby Patties! I'm always craving hamburgers after I watch Spongebob. But that might be more from the weed then the show.