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Pork spare ribs*, marinated (no sauce 'til it's time to eat), and a ketchup-based bbq sauce at the table. *I'm not a rib nazi by any means though. Baby back will be just fine too.

An RPG reference wiki, why didn't someone think of that?

With my big screen TV and progressive scan DVD player, I'm increasingly becoming a stay-at-home kinda guy. Movies are coming out so quickly to DVD that waiting's almost a non-issue now. I go see the big budget epics at the theater, but mostly that's because those are movies I can't wait for. If...

To build on what WayneLigon said, I'd say Unseen Servant has the most far-reaching implications for a society. A people that don't need to break their backs all day long could theoretically have much more free time to develop intellectually. Sure, they might be all fat and lazy and lying in...

Are you talking about play-by-post? EN World has a PbP forum here: http://www.enworld.org/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=15

You're absolutely right. There is nothing wrong, either morally, ethically or legally, with presenting your work as you like it. However, in order to show it to the public, you have to be able to endure critical scrutiny, which is what I'm doing here. And if you don't like what the public has to...

But why did he want it in there? What is so special about that scene? Of all the scenes you could rescue from the cutting-room floor (such as Luke and Biggs on Tatooine), why rescue that useless, lame-o scene for any reason other than "ILM can make a digital Jabba now"? If he wants to add...

He can offer up all the rationales he wants - that doesn't make them good ideas. And half of his reasons smack of trying to legitimize his screw-ups after the fact. I understand why he felt it was necessary (to him, anyway) to make Greedo shoot first, but why oh why did he add that Jabba...

My real first name is Max. You can imagine the kind of hell I go through at the dog park.

I spend maybe a half-hour a day (broken up over 8 hours) corresponding with my co-worker buddy on emails. And since some of those are actually work-related topics, and we're at least doing it quietly unlike all the people around me who have no problem yakking at their desk for 10 or 15 minutes...

Scissors. But then, mine are a special pair of adamantium scissors that also cut through rock. So unless your paper is a Scroll of Disintegrate, I think I win.

So you put up a billboard with your picture on it, and it creeps you out to see it? Hee hee, you're complicated.

I voted Wesley, even though I felt the writers were making him into the Dr. Greene of the show (ER viewers will get the reference :)). He was a friggin' trouble magnet, wasn't he? I always had a soft spot for Gunn. He was just a normal (albeit tough) guy without any powers or special...

Shaun of the Dead only cost $4 million to make (according to IMDB), and made over triple that in US box office take alone. From what I understand it's a huge DVD seller too.

I don't know, I really hate that scene, to the point where sometimes I skip it when I watch the DVD. I was pretty amazed when I first heard they were placing that scene in the SE, and was impressed when I heard about all the CGI that went into making it. But storywise, I found it to be a really...

And also why Hellhound sucks :p. BTW State fans, if you haven't seen the Comedy Central promos yet, Michael Ian Black ("Levon"), David Wain and Michael Showalter from The State have a new show coming out called Stella. And assuming you haven't been trapped in a cave in for the last few years...

Oh, ha ha ha.

Here's a classic, and one of my all-time fave pieces: And another fave from 1E MM:

Phew! I'm not the only one. Of course, I also like to check his journal to see if there's anything new. When I was waiting for my book to come for months I was hitting the refresh button a lot on that site, trying to find updates.

Found the errata. Nevermind. NE and Kama.