Oof.

Start with Lego Pirates of the Caribbean. Still probably my favorite in the series. It's absolutely massive, absolutely hilarious, and there are *so* many playable characters.

YES. Have been trying to tell everyone I know how brilliantly amazing Lego Doctor Who would be.

I don't think WB would have a problem if they would just release a standard trailer in *more* places.

Right.

Perfect!

Paul Schneider!

Again - playing the advocate here, it's how I learn -

I never said you did not know, I just asked which branch of mathematics you specialized in.

Whoa - memories!

Oh, come now, Denziloe - you disappoint me.

If that is a serious question - of course there are. Namely businesses that chop down trees. Also, those that really enjoy and take advantage of the fact that we (in America, anyway) have a national interstate, easily allowing cargo and goods to be shipped coast to coast. Trees had to be cut down for that.

Quite alright. It still sends a slight wave of repulsion down my neck, but at least he doesn't indulge in any other self-referential hi-jinks; else I would crack.

Unfortunately, archaeology and classifying fossils are something about which I am painfully ignorant - so please excuse the question, but -

Normally I would agree with you, but he has been doing this thing for quite awhile. It's now gone from being annoying to being his style.

The paper and the impending project from this gentleman, caught my attention a few years ago.

I was really, really wanting to see this guy give it a go:

Giving children and adults amphetamine will very basically do the same - cause their mouths to become dry - amphetamine stimulates the endocrine system.

I swear I will find examples for you, but the easiest one (and admittedly the cheapest) is 'simply' inspiration.

Now, if we can only logically extend the argument to, "Why writers of math textbooks need English majors," bundle it up in a package that will sell to every American textbook publishing house and/or school administration... and I can die a happy soul.