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youngwilliam

Currently, my money is on that it’s a lot like Event Horizon, where this jump-tech shortcuts through hypersporespace, but the more you do it (and/or the larger of a thing you’re jumping with), the more likely you are to run into the Lovecraftian nasties that lurk in hypersporespace.

Now, exactly why a thing with feet

I and a pal of mine have been wondering for a while now if we’re somehow not supposed to have figured out he was probably the killer quite some time ago, or if they’re going to hint more and more blatantly and then pull a twist with, “Ah-ha! It’s not *really* the cop like we made you think, but the butler!”

Yeah. I’m pretty sure it’d work out so that you understood what was being signed, and then if you moved your hands around, it’d let you know how to move your hands to get across what you’re trying to say.

Which leads me to muse over what’d happen if you were trying to communicate with something you can’t communicate

Honestly, this is my leading guess, too.

I’m glad I’m not the only one imagining it having a slaughterhouse-style bolt-gun hidden in there.

I’m not crazy about what they’ve been doing with Pope these last few episodes.

Generally, he’s been a little like Iago (yes, the cartoon parrot from Aladdin. That Iago), where his motive is self-survival/-benefit, and he’s bright enough to realize that it’s best to go with the side that’ll result in him living as easy

The pilot, I thought had a really interesting premise and was setting up something really really good.

When the series started, it didn’t *quite* provide the same story the pilot promised, but it was close enough. When the series ended, it really didn’t have anything that appealed to me from the pilot.

He’s the sort of character I love to play in RPGs.

No combat skills to speak of, but can pull off a, “Your guns, sword, and fire didn’t do much against it, but stories from 3000+ years, spanning 4 continents, have described this type of undead disliking water. I figured that if we shoved it off the bridge, the worst

Damn you, Johnny Snow!

Personally, I really like what ended up with it since the initial RTD idea had this odd ‘time lock’ thing going on, which didn’t really make much sense to me (So, it’s as if they never existed in time, yet a few of the things they did still pertain?)

Mind, I’ve always liked the idea of the Time Lords being a lot like

Most of the way through the episode, and I started to realize I was a bit lost in what was going on. Then I remembered Killinger being a primary mastermind of all this.

Honestly, Killinger is a good guy. A bit draconian in his methods, but he's no supervillain. And I doubted this'd be the *one* time Killinger's plans

By Eugen Hartung, supposedly. Usually found in collections of Mainzer cats.

I detest most hops to the same degree.

I'll echo the suggestions below about wheat beer, Belgian ales (they end up more sour than bitter. Imagine a peanut butter cup commercial situation that concluded with "You got your sourdough in my beer!"), and milk (or even cream) stouts.

Lion Lager, from Sri Lanka, is

My current city looks pretty cool when souped up like this!

PS: The artist left the railings the same.

My current half-assed hypothesis is that dead murderers come back as Titans.

Now, why/how they do that? Dunno. Obviously it hasn't always been happening, and obviously they don't just spring up in titan-form from their corpses (otherwise, they probably would have noticed a lot of Titans cropping up in the local

They've been finding that the compressions incidentally help with forced breathing enough that you can focus more on those instead of the breaths.

Some folks consider even the details in the "Next time" trailers (and ads) to be spoilers.

Fortunately, I'm not (and most folks aren't) one of those folks.

Great; now we have to pay for wrist-cuffs implanted into the tables, and neck-braces in the chairs.

That'll crank it up to 0.4 E/laugh to cover those costs.

It's quite solidly my favorite tea.

Not for everyone, but I find it wonderful.

For some reason, the Paul Bunyan on the other side of Union, here, came to mind before the Statue of Liberty, Mt.Rushmore, Rio's Jesus statue, etc..