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The ability to drop what is effectively a pack of rabid super-wolves into the heart of The Kremlin? Or literally any secure facility via a rift? That's a weapon that can't be defended against. Forget nukes. Or remember them and that you can quietly place them in someone's basement. Someone...

Really hoping that they do him right. I based a Rifts character on him, long ago.

He's a coach, gym teacher, and sex ed teacher. Back then, at least, only doing those things would likely only require some sort of course/certification for the last.

For me, nothing is going to let me down the way that the last published adventure for TORG did, after they had done cinematic so well up until then. Player characters had to sit back while what was essentially a script played out in front of them, for the whole thing. Same with the wrap-up...

If we're talking about last meals before execution then I'd make it an entire blueberry cheesecake and let diabetes beat them to the punch.

"The Montauk Project" is a big thing among the UFO types and conspiracy nuts. If I remember correctly it also inspired Stephen King's "The Mist", though he also relocated the town. A quick search shows that Saint Markovia doesn't show up until 2006 in "Expedition to Castle Ravenloft." I can't...

Yes. Very much so. Worse even. I was thinking more about the Chief of Police. Of Montauk, NY. If that doesn't ring a bell then a quick Google search will clear it up. Hint: "Montauk" was the working title for "Stranger Things", before the name was finalized.

Having lived through the time that TOS was released, there can be no over estimating its very real cultural impact. I watched it happen.

I'm not a fan of Gochujang. It's the rare thing amongst Korean cuisine that hits me wrong, for some reason, but I can see the appeal.

A few shots oh hot sauce might also do the trick.

Chicken Pad Thai. Second would be a Green Curry Chicken.

I'm with you there. Sometimes it's best that a thing have a beginning and end, and just be its own thing.

Yup, I absolutely could have done that, if I thought that I was wrong. You as well.

Sorry, didn't know that you were speaking from The Bench.

Seems a bit like a picking of nits.

It's called "Intellectual Property."

Actor Isiah Whitlock Jr., known for "The Wire" and "Pete's Dragon" has passed at age 71. https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/isiah-whitlock-jr-dead-the-wire-veep-1236620750/

Were they shot professionally, or were they your own snaps? If professionally then they might have been part of someone's portfolio as well, and those get shared like crazy whether online, or not.

Also, when other cultures are represented in media, they consult on not only accurate portrayals, but positive portrayals so that you don't end up with a racial/cultural stereotype as a villain.

It's the combined ideas of the Infinity Mirror, Pepper's Ghost, and the library scene. The combination is something that wasn't really done until her project.