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Oh, and currently I'm reading LE Modesitt's Towers of Sunset and Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere, and liking both a ton. Though just like the other Modesitt I've read, it takes a little getting into. You sludge through the first forty or so pages and then suddenly you're three hundred pages in and...

Oddly enough, Perelandra was my least favorite of the books. I still enjoyed it I just thought the other two were far superior as fiction. Though Perelandra is probably the strongest of the three (or second just behind That Hideous Strength) as far as the points he is trying to make.

Oh, and to make things easier, you can just look here: http://www.last.fm/user/liewithreason/?chartstyle=lastfmblue

Say Anything Q and Not U The Dismemberment Plan Minus the Bear Murder by Death Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Hum Cave-In Hot Water Music Hot Rod Circuit

Super Paper Mario. Wii Sports Zelda: Twilight Princess Super Smash Bros Melee

I tried to return mine to Best Buy the first time it broke, it was within a week and I still had the receipt and everything but they wouldn't take it back because their computers "had no record of the transaction".

Yes but the 360 comes with a 1 year warranty from Microsoft for hardware problems. I've had mine shipped off and fixed twice without paying a penny.

Wow. Looks amazing. That "All that you know...is at an end" thing might be the most awesome bad guy quote from a movie I've ever heard.

I gave it a 9. I thought it was even funnier than Shaun.

Either d6 Space or Savage Worlds. SW would probably be your best bet as it is super fast and super fun. And I totally think it's more cinematic ruleset would fit BSG very well.

I haven't had a chance yet to play Esoterrists either but I'm really looking forward to it. Great rule set and the Rolemonkeys Podcast where they played a one-shot of it really got me interested.

It's a fun little indie press RPG designed to introduce kids and such to roleplaying. Though it can be fun for all ages. Players play pixies, brownies, and other faeries doing faerie type things.

Was in a group with a Wizard named Draziw once. And a rogue named Sparkles.

Quoted for truth man, quoted for truth.

Urban Fantasy Science Fiction Space Opera Pulp Adventure Modern Horror Steampunk Anything really.

Short snappy games. Lasting 2-3 months tops that tell a fun story and end. Then move on to a different game. Because of this, I don't like many D20 games that start you at first level either. Savage Worlds or Spirit of the Century that starts you out already pretty competent fit this ideal a lot...

Good to see Hot Fuzz ranked so high while being on so few screens. It really was a blast.

That's the most inspiring piece of fantasy artwork I've seen in a long time. Paizo has me excited about DnD again. Or at least playing Pathfinder in True20.

Savage Worlds d6 Mutants and Masterminds/True20 Warhammer Fantasy Roleplaying

I saw it today and almost picked it up but our local Booksamillion is horribly run and checking out would have taken too long and made me late for plans. I'll pick it up soon though.