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The Tomb of Horrors. :D Probably Shorosakhar, the City of the Dragontruce from my own homebrew world. Imagine an entire metropolis built to great wyrm scale. A 20 mile long skyline of colossal towers and eyries, with the massive temples of Bahamut and Tiamat anchoring opposite sides of the...

I hope it bought you dinner first. When I was potty training, my father apparently told me that when you flush the toilet, "it" went to San Bruno (a city south of San Francisco, and we lived in the Bay Area). It was sort of a little game; I'd yell "flush it to San Bruno!" everytime I was done...

Well, we don't really know what he meant by "good" though. He could have been talking about strong moral fiber, or he could have meant "viable". As in: a test subject.

Up until now, I'd assumed that Ethan had snuck into the Fuselagers camp sometime during the first day or two, when things were still somewhat chaotic. In a group that large it would be easy to plant someone in and have the rest be none the wiser. But after seeing tonight's episode, it sure...

The stupid Mega Millions lottery website doesn't update fast enough! I've got 60 tickets here from our office pool and I've gotta know if we won. Anyone have tonight's numbers handy? First person to say "4 8 15 16 23 42" gets a smacking :lol:

Man oh man, that was BRUTAL. That arena fight was as gnarly as anything in Gladiator. And go Vorenus! From now on, I will judge my friends on whether they'd jump in the ring and fight a huge guy with a mace for me. I've got some buddies, but I don't think I've got any ARENA friends.

That got me doubting my certitude, so I checked my 2E Player's Handbook. It's the slash.

I miss fighters with 18/00 Strength. And that's all I miss.

Or longitude and latitude.

They're showing a film version of Comedians of Comedy (which I've heard is actually different stuff) on Showtime next week, with a DVD coming out the same day. The 18th, I think.

My advice is to go rent David Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross".

It's funny, but my first reaction upon seeing the OP was "barbed wire". I click on the link and there it is at number 7. That author's an astute dude. Barbed wire completely changed half of America.

Maybe she was on the SWAT team! Ugh. I really didn't want her character to go in this direction. She plays the same character in every film I've seen her in.

I saw an analysis about this the other day, and the conclusion they came to was that by basically only opening up the previews to diehard Browncoats, the hype they generated didn't mean so much because everyone knew Browncoats would have hyped it anyway.

I'm off. Gotta love those banker's hours. Of course, I've been off since Wednesday of last week on vacation, so deh.

So far we've hammered on obnoxious kids, cell phones and boorish drunks. I'd like to propose our next target of public scorn: text message phone users at the movies. These people (usually teenage girls from what I've seen) have replaced loud children as my new least favorite theater-goer. I...

The impression we got here was that it was a normal rock that he'd coated with his, uh, "flesh". It was all silvery and shiny until he did his morphing trick at the end and dropped it, at which point it just looked like a dull stone.

Could it be this? http://www.slate.com/id/2129225/?nav=tap3 Heh heh. He compares Star Wars to "The Cremaster Cycle". This dude doth rock.

From Amazon: * Available Subtitles: English, Spanish, French * Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1) * Commentary by: Writer/Director Joss WhedonDolby Digital 5.1 * Deleted scenes and outtakes * Future History: The Story of Earth...

I like the cut of your jib, sir. Just remember though: "nudity" can mean dudes too. IE Mark Antony's sponge bath scene in episode 4.