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There was a League novel, too. didn't have time to scan it. Thanks, I'll bear those names in mind.

Don't be so hard on yourself ... it was only that outfit that made your bum look big ...

By that logic Magical Volo is a cute little ap

Is that like when JC empties a couple of canisters of napalm on a stupid NPC dumb enough to cross his path?

I wouldn't bump Knightly ... wait, never mind.

A little too much slips into homocidal howling at the moon, though.

How do you know? (Bet you didn't see that coming!)

Ms Knightly never had a prime. "

RealTime = thoughtful twitching.

They're French: they're probably saluting her sex appeal. (Crazy is often sexy.)

Hops are part of beer. No. Yes. Still No.

If the interface is decent, then twitching is an okay form of input. Or, as Tubs said to the hostage taker who threatened "All I have to do is twitch, and she's dead" in Miami Vice: "Maybe, you won't even twitch," as he shot him right between the eyes from behind his vantage point.

I think you have been watching a double-bill of Minority Report and Serenity, followed by a big cheese plate before bed, to achieve that mix of ideas.

And popular. She wins the saint award, with something like 40,000 (estimated) statues of her in France, alone.

I don't like her new face, she looks too much like that ugly Kiera Knightly.

Me no understand.

Because creating unique intellectual properties and developing them requires time, resources and adequate financing. By producing commercially successful titles - regardless of them being action RPGs or not, but action RPGs was the provided example - they can generate enough revenue with which to finance risky endeavours such as going with an in house IP which is less mainstream. "More profound" RPGs aren't as commercially successful as more mainstream RPGs, and trying to develop them without any considerable monetary backup can be damning. Trying to establish reasonable funding from titles which may be commercial success is better than trying to establish reasonable funding from titles which may be commercial failures. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Indeedy. Just like the music industry is discovering: just because the media companies are multi-national, doesn't mean they can leverage their econmies of scale to market a particular band / genre / trend / whatever. In fact the trend seems to be more smaller market niches. Which the music industry is financing with imbecilic teenagers' pre-occupation with being "different" exactly like the rest of their peers, buy buying the same type of rehashed pop covers that get released in a cycle a couple of years apart.

Question: Which Saint has more likenesses than any other in the world?

It sounds like you might want to ensure you stock up on hand cream and towels, too.

If you watch the first Star Trek film, Dr Spock talks about The Intruder attempting to communicate at a frequency far beyond what the Enterprise can manage. Megahertz.

How do you know?

Silly Americans. And now you do know the names!

But how do you know?

I was actually cooling my heels in the bookshop today and was perusing the comics: there were a couple I recognised like Tankgirl and Ultimate Xmen, as well as some I thought looked interesting, like Preacher, X-men (e Generation, or something) and something like a cross between Ghostbusters, Men In Black and the X-files, but called Dirt Crap, or something (can't recall). What are some good artists / writers to look out for, in case I feel the need to spend