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Jal anticipated that response.

the thread is stabilized.

Pax Veritas wrote:

Another generally accepted rule on these messageboards: Try not to be a dick.

Doppleganger, how do you think you're doing on that one right now?

ME??

Another sad case of mistaken identity. Next thing you know, you're going to be Cary Grant in North by Northwest.

Clorox Bleach $1 off!

I love helping friends spend their money. :-)

Ok, here it is, Dr. Who: The Invasion. The video of two of the eight episodes had to be replaced with animation. Here's a link to Amazon, in case it works.

If you get it, definitely check out the added features. It tells how the two missing episodes were rescued from oblivion by obsessed little kids who used to tape record the shows when they broadcast, and the audio work that had to be done to patch together these home recordings without dogs barking, brothers being morons, and regular old audio dropout. Fascinating stuff.

Lessee... to start with, I think the people who did this show for the beeb were the ones hired to do the replacement episodes (flings the Jade chum to stall for time while looking for the real thing)...

The Flash replacements they made for a couple of the Patrick Troughton episodes where all they had was the soundtrack were terrific.

I like chocolate milk!

Indeed.

Yep, non sequiturs were

a Kill Bill chill pill

Ungoded wrote:

Add me to the list of those what ain't got no cycloptic pods.

That's three of us. The way you put it, I see us like the crones around the simmering cauldron, passing back and forth our single shared eye... only it's an IPod.

Of course, you are producing things that bring value to having a portable electronic device, eh Mr. Barton? Look at your hands--they're covered in the electrons of the innocents you have corrupted! ;-)

Ah don't mind tellin yuh, fellers, thisyers the craziest Summer I ever seen, an thet's sayin sumthin. Talkin lizerds, evvybuddy seein hippehs everwhar, an sum feller looks like me talkin sum gib-gab lak ah naivr herd.

Glad they din't move us, tho. Hard enuf tuh find m'way back azztis.

the kit isn't compatible

a silent parrot

low enough to encourage

Maybe if'n yuh play some Barry Sadler, they mite git flustered, er sum sech.

Dr. Regdar's arrow removal

Games Workshop discovered the

I demand loopholes! Loopholes I say!

And maybe a provision acknowledging the superiority of Bella Sara over all each of PFRPG and 4e. That would be nice (and true!!!).

As a result of my repeated stories of the hilarity of whole Bella Sara deal with you and Cosmo, my girlfriend got me a Bella Sara lunchbox (with three included cardpacks and the code to unlock an enormous stuffed bunny!) in honor of my first day on the new job.

So I've got that going for me, which is not too bad. :-)

And yeah, when you work out the details for the Bella Sara RPG, I am totally jumping ship from Paizo and WotC. At the end of a gaming session, everyone is just going to feel so completely affirmed.

metallic kobolds, they can

They's miny miny uses fer bobwar. Lessjess say ah don't want no visters pokin round m'corn prahsessin an leave et at that.

Ah nedda git ovr thir mself an git sum bobwar.

though the recycling center

I don't actually prepare questions so much as interrupt the guests and regale them with what I think about stuff.

I'm actually hoping you'll mature into the next Phil Rizzuto. Life just isn't the same since the Scooter stole home.

but only metallic ones

Cummagin?

I think that like Adam Ant, Bowie, and Peter Murphy, McCoy might have wanted to to do the acting thing. He had small part in a movie called Dust Devil, if I remember right.

Everything I know about Industrial, Goth, and all related, I actually learned from my girlfriend (dyed in the wool Skinny Puppy fan). Pre-Internet, this stuff just didn't make it to the sticks where I grew up.

Suddenly, I'm thinking about Carl McCoy. One thing leads to another and all that.

I like these. They make me smile.

OK Go doing the treadmill thing.

Machinima of some Warcraft undead rocking the Twisted Transistor

On the subject, I thought this Backstreet Warcraft production was pretty cool, too, if you've seen the original.

TigerDave wrote:

A few more for you:

Burgess Meredith as the head of a super-spy agency.
Girls with purple hair.
And one of my favorites ...

I can't believe I never heard of those shows.

Truly a sign of the end times.

Even in 4th edition,

Good luck, Fizz. Sorry to hear that there are some people trying to decide for you what pace you should be going through the stuff you have to get through. I hope that you have enough friends who understand this is one situation where the terms can't really be set by anyone, at least not in terms of thinking it out and planning it out. I hope that things start to get better and keep getting better for you.

Daing.

McDonald made Peg with those backgrounds.

Pretty much where the interesting chords in the song are, if my ear isn't deceiving me, don't you think? "shutter falls, foreign movie" Don't know what's going on there, but I suspect there may be some extensions present. :-)

Hey, and the link to Ride Like the wind got me thinking about Michael McDonald, which got me thinking about Steely Dan (I was going to link Do It Again, but I think McDonald sang backing vocals on Peg, so what the hey.

Am I immature for finding it amusing that the beginning of this Karaoke video credits "What a fool believes" to the Doodie Brothers?

How often do you get the chance to fall back in touch with those you've lost?

Not often, which is not too surprising considering the number of times I doubled back through the creek.

We will fight them in the beaches. We will fight them in the hedgerows. We will fight them in LEO with gyrojet guns and....

do what now?

Eat barbecue and drink beer?

Aelfric's Colloquy

Ohhhh yeah.
Oh yeah.
Everything, everything, everything gonna be all right this morning....

alcohol and apply it

largely caused by Elminster's

spunky fey step practitioners

repeats itself, an 4dvantage

Wolfgang Baur, fists full of blue lightning.

Ah din't heer nuthin.

Llamas are still a

And soon, food courts

zzzzzzzzz......zzzzzzzz....zzzzzzzz

Trey wrote:

Oh man, I cracked up when I hit the part about Apple snobbery, listening as I was on my just-hit-the-street 3g iphone. Ow. Anyway, great show. Gave you all the stars in the sky. Looking forward to the next one!

LOL! Well, everybody must get *stoned.

*See: Biblical definition.

Well, just as long as I don't get knowned (Biblical definition).