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Yes! Awesome. Stand back, you mewling quim! Tom is fantastic. Chris Hardwick played the part of quim very well. Now I know why the Instagram video he tweeted stops where it does. lol

The surprisingly warm reception to the unexpected premiere screening of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. pilot episode at Comic-Con has made me super stoked for the September 24th network debut. Agent Coulsen lives!

Mother of god why must everyone pre-judge out of context.

Watched the latest episode of Table Top, with the lovely Jeri Ryan, the fantastic Kari Wahlgren, and the awesome Wil Wheaton. Jeri and Wil are from Voyager and The Next Generation, of course, but it wasn't until I looked her up, that I realized where I have heard Kari's amazing voice. Here's a clue:

Curves, thrust, sweat and fume, massive elation ... er, hmm. +1000 XP, Syntax Skill, affective + effective in one post

Sheesh, pick nits much.

Wait, I just saw Craig Ferguson, a Scot, interview Sir Anthony Hopkins, whom I believed to be English, but no, turns out, a Welshman. My ancestry is from the highlands ... no wonder I can't believe the southern accent.

There is no advice lesser than "slay it while you can." Do it now, often, whenever you can. Who cares if she likes Jon Stewart. Marry her.

In the spirit of Comic-Con, starting tomorrow, the lovely Angela Bermudez does a brunette FemShep very, very well.

Whatever you do, don't propose. He'll need the Amulet of Mara for that, silly.

The ultimate felony vehicle. Murder van, for short. I appreciate a good receiver, and I can still disassemble an A2 in my mind, from as far back as 1990, but I think neutrality goes a long way, these days. So, heads.

Oh, but The Life More Manly doth aspire to us.

New word: underailment. Means two things, one, you're feeling sick, or two, the act of returning a thread to its OP. I have not played Dishonored, but I have played the balls out of Skyrim, and there is a new nexus mod that gives your Skyrim character the powers from Dishonored, including teleportation and slowing time. And the army of rats thing, too. Can be done by quest or console command. Now I kinda regret not buying DH for $10 on Steam ...

I think it's based more on how at the time the Mormon Prophet "discovered" those extra Commandments under his field and formed his wacky cult. That's how it was generally perceived by a lot of people of the time. One of those crazy nutjob things. Just like Scientology gets viewed by a lot of folks now. Not to have a crack at Mormons. I've known a few and they're quite devout and sincere in their belief and they generally don't try brainwashing and abusing folks in that manner. It's just that shift brought about by time. What society at large in one time frame perceives as a crazy, minor cult... Come back a few decades/centuries on and it's an expansive and non-crazy world religion. Just like Christianity after Constantine decided to back it... If it hadn't expanded into the Roman Empire's state religion and sank hooks into the political movers and shakers, would it have become what it has? One of the reasons its always hard to split religion and politics. Where influence and power goes... You are amazingly astute, for not having grown up in mormonism, unfortunately as I did. The power of money and politics is quite far-reaching in Salt Lake City, measured in millions and even billions, when considering all of their "holdings." The real tragedy, however, is the vast gulf between how the church actually started, and the history it tells the members. Oh, and the disintegration of families, from within and without, due to an unreal foundation.

Picked up a few bottles of local brewery Stone's collaboration with the awesome Wil Wheaton: Stone Farking Wheaton w00tstout Sounds like an intriguing concoction: "an imperial stout brewed with pecans, wheat and rye, partially aged in bourbon barrels." I'm not much of a hops addict, but this might be how it starts, at 13% ABV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=axoBntixfm0

Awfully precarious bridge to the castle, there. If those big dragon things drop out of the sky, like in the trailer, I fear it will be impossible to reach the mutton and ale waiting in the grand hall beyond, to say nothing of the ravenous harem. Bring on the Inquisition!!

Oh balls, okay, thank you. Shoulda signed up for a text alert.

Ooh, may I slip in a slightly pedantic post-it here that makes no difference to anyone, anywhere. I didn't realize this until I read through that epic NSX forum thread a few years ago, but words like NASA are acronyms, where something like NWN is an initialism. Still waiting on Far Cry 3 to hit bottom price, so I loaded up my Xbox copy ... oh, man, is it muddy and weird. A 256MB frame buffer vs. 2GB is massive. Feeling pretty chuffed at the moment for putting together this PC just for P:E.

Oh man, it's anything but boring. A modern U.S. Navy aircraft carrier back in time at Pearl Harbor!? With Kirk Douglas? Awesome. No, I think time-travel as a device is uniquely interesting. Because it is practically impossible. the audience has to suspend more than disbelief. In fact, it's fun and easy to accept alternate laws of physics, where the arrow of time has two points and paradoxes are the phenomena that become impossible. Redundancy works beautifully, too, just as Spock and young Spock have discovered recently, so to speak.

Marines! OOH RAH! Full bayonet, too, man, what a show.

I weep for unloved manuals, languishing at retail stores, piled haphazardly and smash-stacked on top of each other with ripped sleeves, dog-eared corners, and no respect for the art.

No, you can play Tomb Raider in offline mode.

Use a controller, you'll be less frustrated, IMO. Or not. I enjoyed the cutscenes, mostly thanks to Camilla Luddington's impeccable voice.

Missed the low price for Far Cry, hopefully it gets pounded out onto a daily deal like Tomb Raider is now. It's hard work upgrading all my Xbox games.

In this summer of reversals, Square Enix just said they were wrong and will update the game.