

I wasn’t interested in watching it when it came out. Then a friend of mine convinced me to. I’m glad I watched it, so fun.


I wasn’t interested in watching it when it came out. Then a friend of mine convinced me to. I’m glad I watched it, so fun.


Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.


I prefer the simple classics:

That is pretty cool. I have never heard of similar here, but I would love to time a visit to Norway to participate, out of decades of appreciating Tom Waits.


And she wasn’t even at the top for insider trading in Congress.


That would be so hilarious. People would be drinking beer and laughing at the story 100 years later.


I was a huge fan back when he was funny.


That one is freaking wild.


How can I make sure I don’t misspell guaranteed when posting? I would share the answer.


Seems like most of the big ones were mentioned. The glaring omission is The First Law trilogy by Joe Abercrombie. Read the first one, and you’ll find yourself finishing the story.


I was looking for a mention of The Powder Mage. I’ve recommended that series to a handful of friends and they’ve all really enjoyed it. A rare 100% approval response.


I read the first book because I’d heard praise for it. It was either during that one, or the next book what I thought:
…fucking hell. I’m reading a retelling of fucking Harry Potter!


Factually, sure, but emotionally, not even close.
I’m at
294 users
174 communities and
3 instances
That’s over a few years time. Maybe a little more aggressive than average.


It’s only fair after how much they’ve helped Cheeto over the years.


Why? Seriously. Not the working part, the choosing part.


I hang my stuff inside out to try to cut down on sun fading. I’ve never really given a thought to which way it goes into the washer.
We can get as angry as we want at billionaires, the sociopathic ghouls that they are, but I really feel that’s just a distraction to encourage us to look a symptom when we really need to focus on the disease.