Lois McMaster Bujold is my favorite author (excepting maybe my avatar’s creator!) and I am so glad she is first on this list. Paladin of Souls, the second novel in the Chalion series of books, is one of my favorite books, ever. I also love Robin Hobb and Naomi Novik, and I read Nimona back when it was still a web…
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Lovers of the Keurig pod for their morning beverages may be excited about a new product more related to evening…
I saw Kent open for The Cardigans on their “Gran Turismo” tour. A GREAT band, AND they gave away cassingles of their (only?) U.S. single. I’ve been a fan ever since.
Gor! It would be perfect.
The plaque reads, “Ah ha ha haaaa. Arrrraah ha ha haaaaaa.”
This synthesizer is another manifestation of man’s innate desire to subvert the will of the jungle, by rendering primal shrieks and hushed exhalations into the safety of the technological realm, where there is no darkness, only blinding, godless light from which nothing can find shelter.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C_ijc7A5oAc
Imagine being angry about a kiss.
Good to hear they’re still great.
I’ve been looking forward to this trailer so much that I just went and got myself some ice cream before I watched it.
Nice choice of music. Crooked Still is a great band.
“some of us would treat Captain America’s phone number like the Corey hotline from The Simpsons.”
Can confirm. Is true.
In the original d20 Future game that birthed the novels, I created and played the character of Jim Holden (a Charismatic/Fast Hero with levels of Field Officer.) One thing that I absolutely love about Ty’s writing is that he’s preserved — even in the show — what I considered the core of that character: that Holden is…
You always hurt the one you love
You’ll never find it, because that early MMO magic was a combination of the time in which those games came out, your younger self, and the “oh wow!” newness of a living, changing online world. Those times are gone.
“Computer-generated imagery tends to get a bad rap among cinephiles for the way its digitization can shatter the illusion of reality or distract from the action. Andy Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s It, for example, probably would’ve been that much scarier had Pennywise’s gaping maw been rendered with…
It should not be difficult to bring someone an oat. Individual oats are small and light, and they are easy to find in almost any market. They may also be bought in bulk, and
They didn’t go through anything. This person is pretending to be a commenter that was on here a lot before Kinja in some gross attempt to make fun of her.