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Don't worry. Nothing can make folks like me start a Thread. We're too retiring ... and shy.

Absolutely agree. We've been talking about this for years.

I've still got my old White Box. Bit ratty, but the engine still runs.;) Probably won't pick up this deluxe version.

It's still "early days." Therefore, I refuse to be brought down ... even by my own irritations. I remain steadfastly optimistic.

I enjoyed that! Thank you, darjr.

What should we expect? Pretty sure the man's ears were originally pointy. Definitely an elf-lover.

This. Most definitely. I'm an engineer, scientist and mathematician. I can't stand the current rule for diagonals. It just drives the obsessive-compulsive* part of me crazy. [*And the older I get, the larger this part seems to become. Worrisome.]

Swag. Never underestimate swag. Heck, I can't resist it. I can't even resist virtual swag. I need an "I'm Pitiful" badge.

I surely hope so. [Tapping my foot, semi-impatiently.] [[Sigh. Guess I'm an ingrate.]]

I "hear" you.;)

Worry not. There are plenty of Americans who enjoy the modern incarnation of Dr. Who. Perhaps we just aren't as vocal.

Certainly what I'm hoping for -- even if I never find the time to play even one. I have kids and grandkids, and they can enjoy 'em!!:)

Might just be time to introduce a grandkid to Oz, then.

Well, after thinking for five minutes ... I've really nothing to add. In addition to the above, I have the iPad 3 -- the screen's resolution is extremely nice. But ... I really think Danny has said it all. Memory, speed ... 10 inch screen! ... all good.

Now, now. Yes, you can. Take a deep breath. Re-read a few Batman comics. Get that sense of perspective going. And then go watch the movie (Superman, that is).

Honestly? Nothing, really. Sigh. Might try to find Oz. How was that Giant Slayer movie?

Not irked at all. I appreciate the head's up. Will keep my eyes open for that book!

Ah, Dr. Who. Always enjoyed that. Being an American, I first noticed it about the time Pertwee was the Doctor. So, I naturally have a bent toward Pertwee and his successor, the impish and unpredictable Tom Baker. I must admit the last two, Tennant and Smith, are extremely fine. Haven't...

I sadly haven't the time to really follow much of anything on TV. However, did enjoy Grimm's first season ... and I do seek it out when I have time.

My communication skills are atrophying. Yes, the original Chantilly location is open and running. It's the Woodbridge store front that closed down. Confusion is becoming my middle name!