Fetus Abortus is a 3rd year spell

It’s legit amazing. It was rebooted last year after Gilchrist retired and is now drawn by an early 20-something woman (who goes by a pseudonym and no one knows her identity). It’s now actually funny again and not saccharine and Fritzi’s not disgustingly drawn. The first couple weeks have some rough art in terms of…

I don’t read much contemporary fiction (another problem of mine), so The Great Believers would hit a couple of my blindspots. Some YA might be useful as like an easy palate cleanser (as well as being good books in their own right), so I’ll check out some of those. 

The new Nancy comic predicted this nicely: https://www.gocomics.com/nancy/2019/01/03

I haven’t seen it yet, but that’s one that’s on the list! Thanks for moving it closer to the top. Probably should soon too so it gives me some ideas of other things to watch, especially silent era (like Pandora’s Box).

It’s not as if there’s video evidence of him peeing on an underage girl or anything

It’s been 7 years since I last read it, so I don’t remember the specifics of it, but there are a couple of mathematician characters that deal with them and he goes into some detail, but mainly enough to just get across the thematic points. 

I’ll check it out! I also heard good things about NK Jemison, though that’s more sci-fi than fantasy.

I’m looking forward to the one where they just lecture about quaternions vs vectors for the whole runtime. Though I would love the way the movies would have to shift directorial styles depending on the plotline like Pynchon did the text.

And one of the only Pynchon books that could be made into a movie well too. Crying of Lot 49 would be a close second.

Yeah, I’m still going to watch other mainstreams movies that come out that I’m interested in, but making a conscious effort to improve the diversity of my consumption has been useful in the past (last year was more women authors; next year I think I might do non-Western authors).

If you want to combine your queerness…

There’s no reflection. Is he a vampire???

A malicious attack on his character (by bringing up homophobic jokes he himself said in specials and on twitter and never apologized for (hint: you can’t call yourself a victim in an apology) or showed contrition for) vs a malicious attack on his hypothetical gay son (child abuse! hilarious! Parents are still…

Ooh, never heard of either. Adding to my list to check out! Thanks!

Snakebites! Lager and cider together so you can still have your beer and get cider at the same time!

Also, instead of lager, try out a porter or stout. Guinness, because of its actual lightness, works well.

Luckily with a lot of those games, you get to define your own “finish”. Unless you’re a completionist. Then god help your soul.

In times like these, momentary comfort is a necessity for maintaining sanity. Luckily Netflix still has all of Frasier.

I’ve commented on this previously, but 2019 will be my Year of Queer, where I primarily consume media by or about queer topics (20+ years of heteronormative media consumption could use some balancing out). So far, I’ve watched Some Like It Hot (as queer as you could conceivably show in a movie in those Code days) and…

I only see a max of two sequels. You can’t go anywhere after The Quietest Place