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1. Don't know that meme. 2. The option was Lemoncontract not lemoncurry 3. The much bigger meme is about things like "lemon laws" which protect car buyers from fatally flawed vehicles. 4. As the option put contract and lemon together and the main topic is about a contract it sure seemed to me...

That was my first thought as well. Which then brings up the question whether Dungeon jumped the shark with this article. :)

Wizards included plenty of stuff that wasn't in the core books in the OGL. We shall see if the GSL does, so far they are just catching up with what used to be core in 3.x.

Yes, January had much better movies, such as Paul Blart: Mall Cop. :)

Except that the tern Lemon generally means bad and given its placement I took it to be that lemoncontract was the worst choice. I woud have voted "better but not quite there yet."

Don't bet on it. They have 13 episodes to air in 3 months and the chances of summer repeats are probably slim. I think they had some episodes online last year so you might want to check that.

One thing that people haven't mentioned is the whole Hunter/Parkman terrorist setup. I realized that this particular plot point seemed dated to me. I know we are dealing with president Worf, but the storyline is comming off as President Bush, and that is an era that I have already put behind me...

Watchmen is up a against Madea goes to Jail, which beat out the Jonas Brothers this week. :D

I did realy enjoy the Claire and Mom sences. Of course Lyle was clueless as usual. ;)

Sales figues can be secret, but they are not required to be. WotC chooses to keep them secret and that is fine.

Year :D

Wiki had it at 1990. D&D had beholders for more than a decade before that. The Beholder has its shape because it is one of Gary Gygax's punny monsters. It comes from the ancient phrase "Eye of the Beholder" so a Beholder is a giant eye.

It was less than 97%, the undegarments had no sleaves. :)

Which is why all WotC quotes all have to be parsed. The defenders of WotC hate it when that happens, but it is the only way to know if they are really saying what it might apear they are saying.

Its their (WotC's) loss.

Yeah, but we all know the best Bond was George Lazenby. ;)

Well there is Paizo and Wotc boards as well. I think the results would be different at those two locations.

In my post I pointed out that without his death it would have been a close race between him and Philip Seymour Hoffman. They didn't just give it too him because he died. If his last film was 10 Things I Hate About You instead of The Dark Knight he would not have been nominated much less have...

Thank you Scott.

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