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Yes. Seriously, same thing said two different ways.

... where's "Who's That Girl?"?

Why would anyone make a post like this? Did anyone want the previous 8,172?

... it wasn't that bad. And Max Allan Collins apparently liked it enough to write two novels that serve as sequels to his novelization of the film.

I'm sad to say that owing to some unforeseen and frustrating complications, I'm not going to be able to make any of the posts I was planning to make for about a week.

She had used her last cure light wounds on the fighter shortly before, while having herself accumulated more serious wounds while fighting elsewhere in the caverns. So naturally, your client can produce documentation demonstrating his title to, let me see here, the "caves in the hills" outside...

Three.

Eh. The first one was only mediocre. The second one was just as bad as they say.

The Etherian The Etherian Lewis Hodgson One of the few superpower foes encountered by Hadron during his brief career as a hero, the Etherian first appeared in College Station, Texas in February, 2000. At the time, it seemed that one of the dormitories on campus was being afflicted by a ghost...

Gunsmith In their struggles against the Pythonian Insurgency, one of the greatest allies of JSOT was Dr. John Black Wolf of the Morrison Institute. The brilliant scientist who developed a method of mass producing blaster weaponry also contributed many more scientific solutions to the...

But once you've achieved that, you find goals that rely on those skills. The Doctor might have a goal like "I'm going to cure [disease]", or "I'm going to develop [surgical process]" or "I'm going to bring adequate healthcare to [region]". The Lawyer could have a goal like "I'm going to argue...

Hanzo/半蔵 When he chose his name, at the age of sixteen in the tenth year of Heisei*, there were a few chuckles among the adults present for the genpuku, for it had become unfashionable for members of the Shadow School to name themselves after legendary practitioners of their arts by then --...

I'd say that Varian and Radovan's stories get fairly epic by the last one published so far.

Azazel According to the story that she told the police when she was arrested and repeated through every one of her interviews, her name is Valeria Jimenez and she was born in Texas shortly after her parents, admittedly aliens, arrived there. Growing up in poverty, she was easy prey for a human...

Friar Dark Hadron, of course, despised the Pythons; they had murdered his sister. (And their latter-day descendants murdered his wife and children, but that was just normal-on-normal violence and nothing to get upset about.) So he was disgusted when he learned that some among his metahuman...

That particular one is ironic, because it's from Gygax that I learned that latter definition. (He rants a bit about it in Dangerous Journeys as the reason he uses "psychogenic" ... but I digress.)

Why oh why do so many people prefer "psionic" to "psychic"?

Well, this aged poorly.

... eh, what the hell. If they're going to make Kara look this badass, I think I'll watch it in theatres. Only as much as CA:CW was based on the Civil War comic; just from the trailer, it's clearly going in different directions. I believe the poster to whom you are responding was implying that...

Patnum The newest inmate in the Big Rock is perhaps the strangest. While the facility has played host to prisoners of extraterrestrial origin a few times in its history, it has almost invariably been the case that such "guests" are held only for a short time before being released as part of an...