I'm pretty much expecting them to write it out, negate it somehow or let it fall by the wayside. His lie detector thing is pretty much like the equivalent of cellphones in horror movies. If could pretty much derail the entire plot if it doesn't conveniently not work for some reason most of the time.

There a company called Injini ([www.rei.com] that makes "smell resistant" toe socks. It also helps if you have more than one pair and rotate them to give each a rest day to allow them to fully dry.

He also could have told his SEAL team to have her wait in the drawing room. Seems like he did it on purpose.

Well, I guess I'm not as comfortable with "usually" as you are.

There's a shop selling dildos right down the street from me. There also a school and houses with families all around. They don't let kids in there anymore than they'd let kids in the high brow Wine shop across the street, but no one is telling either of them you can't sell your product here. Granted I live San…

Ok. That I actually understand and think is an interesting question. But here's the thing, that is pretty much the reality of humanity. Additionally I'd argue that for the most part we've started watching movies of people being mutilated and tortured instead of watching or taking part in people being mutilated and…

But isn't refusing it a rating basically soft censorship? They're basically saying "You're movie's not illegal, you just can't sell it here."

Decency? I'm not sure I understand what that has to do with anything.

I'd appreciate you not trying to straw man me. I'm not trolling, I just don't get your argument. I can name a bunch of movie off the top of my head with animals being tortured. I can name movies about people being tortured specifically because of their, race, sex, sexual orientation or gender identitiy. I name can…

I don't follow your argument. Is Ned Beatty or Monica Bellucci being raped in a movie worse than Arnold murdering upwards of 90 people in a movie. You do realize neither is real right?

I don't follow your arguement.

All good points. I feel ultimately the biggest problem is that the series has gone on to long and is too popular. The big stink between her and the old school fans after NiC is a prime example of this. It had gotten to the point where a large segment of her fans could say "We don't like where you're going" and she…

I personally feel like the series took a downturn at The Bloody Bones( when Anita decided it was Ok to sleep with the monsters). I mean, I kept reading until Incubus Dreams, but it got progressively worse after Bloody Bones and completely jumped the shark at Narcissus in Chains.

I suppose you could start with the 12 yr single malt and progress down the shelf as your taste buds become increasingly more useless to the process.

I'll second that notion about Fringe. Yeah, there's a lot of unanswered questions, but they do make an effort to wrap up the important plotlines and not over tease things they clearly don't have a resolution for, unlike some other Lost clones.

Didn't Hack/Slash already do this (mediocrely)?

If Nick Mamatas is going to go out and become famous I might have to go back and finish "Move Under Ground" just so I can remain ahead of the curve.

Oh, Thank God. I thought I was the only one who didn't get what all the hype was about. But I also didn't think

No. You're wrong about that.

Lol. I just wanted to be first to say it. I like the works of Whedon but I'm most assuredly NOT a rabid Whedonite.