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If revisiting, is Andor eligible? Or is that like too mini-series? Or does it break some other rules?

Some listed above I have never seen and I need to. With those gaps in my film watching noted, I am solid on my top 3 from those I have seen: 1. Blade Runner. I always wonder if the voice over cut helps a lot of people the first time, but after that I'd go for another cut. The visuals and...

When playing with grade-schoolers, in anything from Chess to Candy Land to Monopoly.

An exciting day on campus when Amazon AWS going down means you can't use the course management software...

I mean, if you need something to be the pineapple (or fish)...

Is there any joy in getting the big mass of them into a big argument about what kind of Pizza: Chicago vs. other Chicago vs. other Chicago vs. NY vs. Detroit vs. California vs... in the midst of them trying to eat it, and then just go off with a small group to enjoy your pasta?

If we pretend part of being Rushmore is taking the obvious popular choice, then we can skip the arguments, right? (Even though this is on the internet and ENWorld in particular?)

Curious and so looked it up... When Mt. Rushmore was started in 1927, Teddy Roosevelt had only been dead for 8 years and out of office for 18.

Tolkien, Lee, Lucas, and Gygax ------- insert arguments about Lee and Kirby insert arguments about Gygax and Arneson Is the real Mt. Rushmore in part about easy choices that don't require thinking? Does it have a complete disregard for moral complications? (Googling, apparently they were...

I've gone long stretches through the years where some of my hobbies faded into the background for a while (ttRPG, MtG, comics, genealogy, reading and posting poetry, etc...), sometimes missing a decade - like in the case of MtG - and most of them came back when the urge hit again.

https://clip.cafe/dogma-1999/he-said-mankind-got-all-wrong/

Shudder got a mention on NPR earlier this week: https://www.npr.org/2025/10/12/nx-s1-5566110/why-slasher-movies-still-have-us-watching-through-our-fingers

Picked up Nikita Gill's new "Hekate" and am glad I did. My myth intake in recent years has probably just been Gaiman's "Norse Mythology" and I liked this a lot more. It was also about a bunch of the greek myths I wasn't as up on. I kept forgetting it was in free verse and not prose - and I...

I remember having the choice of Star Trek and Black Hole in the theater when they came out and we saw Black Hole. Hadn't seen it again until we rewatched it last year. I had absolutely no memory at all of the hellscape part!

There are a variety of movies over the years where I had already read the book - but I think it was usually a book I liked. Does make me wonder which of those movies I wouldn't have liked without having read the book first.

I have some huge gaps in my literary and cinematographic experience. In the early 2000s we started picking off some of the consensus top 100 films, but never got to 2001 before that effort got sidetracked. Finally saw it tonight. There are many (not very positive) reviews summarized on...

This was a really good Hefe (from Frothy Beard Brewing).

I would happily contribute to an extra $x0 check-off on the state income tax form to help subsidize a few extra highway patrol officers whose primary duties were to nail tailgaiters and those camped in the left lane (when they weren't attending to all of the accidents caused by everyone slowing...

I have a feeling there is not good defense against those who are pathologically opposed to cruise control who also have no sense of their own speed and are expletives. I am hopeful the officer in question would be more annoyed with them than the frustrated person in the left lane. :-(