Did you get up this morning knowing there are mountains to climb―and deciding how you are going to climb them? Do you show up on time? Do you still bend over to pick up a penny?

One of the most entertaining things I've ever seen was a 25lb Maine Coon completely flummoxed by an 8lb standard tabby who sprinted over to whale on him. He just sat back on his haunches with a complete 'wtf is even happening' expression until she lost interest and wandered off again.

The duel with the increasingly smaller sticks is just great.

I use that for my cat a lot. Particularly this time of year. "WHY ARE YOU SO SQUIRRELLY TODAY LET ME SLEEP" mostly.

My guess is that chances are high that the women she's talking to don't give a shit about those other people, but they MAY vote differently if/when they realize that they're hurting themselves.

If you're really unsure about it, go for a cheap matinee. The visuals are pretty astounding.

Just in case:

The movie answers that question.

I love Watchers!
…which is the only Koontz book I can specifically remember reading.

There's history and culture related to mythology, though. That's educational (and fascinating! /tucks away gigantic Bullfinch's Mythology book under 5th grade desk, thankyouverymuch)!

I get to listen to a variation of this EVERY workday from a coworker.

Oh, I'm sure most of them don't give a shit, so long as they get their paycheck on time, and some of them are probably fans - I mean, this administration would probably promote them or offer bonuses if they refuse to pay sex workers in foreign countries!

Also in parts of the Midwest.

I'm just starting episode 8 and I'm enjoying myself quite a bit.

That describes pretty well what seemed to happen for my cat. She only had one major seizure that I'm aware of (with the banging around), but lots of smaller ones throughout the course of her lifetime. A weird sort of hypnosis sounds right for how she behaved during one.

My cat, the Dearly Departed Squish, once had a seizure triggered by her favorite thing in the world - the laser pointer.

Dammit, now I want Coldstone.

Even the kung fu comment… he says it like 'you should say you teach kung fu because that would draw more students in and none of them know the difference anyway.'

Praise his noodly appendages, they put it back! Almost! It's still scroll-able, but the comments are at the bottom of each article again!

Yep. I am much more selective about which Newswires I'll click on now (and then I immediately add the ?permalink=true thing to the URL to get the old style back). Under the old version, I was way more likely to click on a bunch of them, simply because even if the Newswire blurb was less than stellar, the comments…