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Steampunk as a genre goes back a ways- some claim Verne & Wells as its progenitors and Wild, Wild West as a mainstream manifestation-...

Cypher's big turn-off for me was the pricing at release. There are several bits I'm not so fond of - the Difficulty being a 1-10, but...

Perhaps this is a signal that your daughter would like you (or your spouse) to teach her how to use nunchucks.

In the case of the TX dental practical exam, you could be DQed at any time, but- and this is key- you don’t have to be told WHY you were...

Ah, I did not catch that this was back then. I can see it having more of a wow factor, given that things like Elseworlds comics were...

Then color me clueless. I mean, I know diseases/parasites/etc. can vary by region. But if it’s not something like that, what would...

I can only speak wot what I am told, which is that isn't the case. Texas may be special in many ways, but their animals don't get sick...

I don’t know the particulars, but there might be solid reasons for that. Maybe there’s stuff seen frequently down here that isn’t...

Eh. Licensing for professional services has a role in consumer protection as large, or larger, than in protecting the investment in...

Texas, however... is Texas. The state's just ornery. Like, that's how they roll for everything. For veterinarians, too. If you...

Texas is that, no question, but it’s not alone. Other states have “courtesy” bars that aren’t exactly what they seem. But Texas is...

I don't imagine White Wolf wanted to risk Disney lawyers coming at them. But there was Lee Garvin's Gargoyles: The Vigil...

Honestly? Hard to say. It was the early 1990s, and steampunk was just really starting to show up as a notable fashion style. OTOH, at...

I can tell you from the standpoint of the history legal profession that the protection of customers was at best a co-equal goal in...

That’s why I noted “informal” safeguards existed. There’s a reason why admission to the practice of law requires passing a “bar” exam...