
nathan blackmer |

Aberzombie wrote:Pick up Wolverine: Old Man Logan if you can find it. I HATED Wolverine with a passion, but it was a damn good story that kinda brought me around.Mac Boyce wrote:Hold onto the Sandman's. Their value is only going to go up and up.You betcha. Sadly, however, I do not have the complete run. Got all the way into the World's End storyline when I stopped. Still, that is one of my all time favorites, right up there with 1988 four issue Martian Manhunter miniseries, Kingdom Come, Miller's Dark Knight series, and Batman: The Killing Joke.
I really, really enjoyed that run of Wolverine. I'm a wolverine fan though in general... but I can't say I'm crazy with some of the stuff they've done with him recently.

nathan blackmer |

Crimson Jester wrote:I just got a really fancy volume of Dylan Thomas poetry at B&N. I love that poem in particular.Celestial Healer wrote:Rage, rage against the dying of the light.Though wise men at their end know dark is right.
It's good that you love that poem, or we might not be friends anymore. I haven't read much poetry recently but you may have inspired me to pick it back up.

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Celestial Healer wrote:It's good that you love that poem, or we might not be friends anymore. I haven't read much poetry recently but you may have inspired me to pick it back up.Crimson Jester wrote:I just got a really fancy volume of Dylan Thomas poetry at B&N. I love that poem in particular.Celestial Healer wrote:Rage, rage against the dying of the light.Though wise men at their end know dark is right.
It has been ages since I have read any poetry. I think I might pick up a volume or two.

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Mac Boyce wrote:Poetry.Celestial Healer wrote:?Huzzah! I am a good influence.
For once.
Yes, that's what I meant.
My interest in it waxes and wanes. One of the items on my Christmas list (which I got) was a volume of Anne Sexton poetry. Kind of a dark Christmas present, but I'm glad I have it now.

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Crimson Jester wrote:Try thisMac Boyce wrote:A thing of sheer beauty. I know not whether to be glad to have watched this or ashamed.Crimson Jester wrote:Mac Boyce wrote:Poetry.Celestial Healer wrote:?Huzzah! I am a good influence.
For once.
Ahhhhh.
remind me after 10 pm CST so I can watch it.

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Mac Boyce wrote:Poetry.Celestial Healer wrote:?Huzzah! I am a good influence.
For once.
Story time...
Anyway, I forget exactly how the conversation was going, but she was bragging about just how smart she was and told me (to my face) that she was smarter than me. Dumbfounded I asked her what she based this on. She replied -- "poetry". Wasn't sure what to say after that...

Woodraven |

Woodraven wrote:Since I'm slogging away at a community college, we'll see. The only one I've seen given their opinion quite vocally was the street corner preacher across the street from the bookstore quoting bible verses and telling us the end is near and we must turn from our sinful ways. Blah blah.Urizen wrote:In Iowa there is not much for serious thought appearing in students at community college level, or in the lower classmen at the four year universities.Woodraven wrote:Urizen wrote:Heck, going back to school for the first time in 20 years put me outside my comfort zone. In my English class, there's a gal who's doing it for high school credit. I'm old enough to be her dad. Oof.welcome back to the land of the students. Get prepared for a culture shock. I challenge you to find someone who actually has a view on things while you are there.Wait. This is college. A lot of folks tend to have 'views' there. Or am I not understanding what you're saying?
I blame codeine bliss.
wait. Did he see you? If so did he burst into flames upon laying eyes on the unholy one?

Justin Franklin |

Crimson Jester wrote:Mac Boyce wrote:Poetry.Celestial Healer wrote:?Huzzah! I am a good influence.
For once.
Story time...
** spoiler omitted **
Ahh one of those fun people that is put on Earth to dilute the gene pool.

Jyu1ch1 |

Crimson Jester wrote:I just got a really fancy volume of Dylan Thomas poetry at B&N. I love that poem in particular.Celestial Healer wrote:Rage, rage against the dying of the light.Though wise men at their end know dark is right.
I got the big 'leather' volumes of Edgar Allen Poe's poetry and Narnia series at B&N for *shamelessly promotes work* Buy one get one 50% off.

Jyu1ch1 |

Freehold DM wrote:Awright folks, i am outta here for now. It has been a hellish day, and I am off to manhattantown to get some yummy crack chicken and perhaps a beer with the wife. See you on the morrow.Later dude. Make sure you post this on your FB page.
Oh man I forgot to check his page today! I'm such a bad follower. ;3

Justin Franklin |

Awright folks, i am outta here for now. It has been a hellish day, and I am off to manhattantown to get some yummy crack chicken and perhaps a beer with the wife. See you on the morrow.
You can get crack on your chicken, legally? ;)

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Freehold DM wrote:Awright folks, i am outta here for now. It has been a hellish day, and I am off to manhattantown to get some yummy crack chicken and perhaps a beer with the wife. See you on the morrow.I didn't know there was a Popeyes in Manhattan....
A quick search of the website, and I found 7 in lower Manhattan alone.

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Raistlin745 |

Aberzombie wrote:Never had Popeye's....Freehold DM wrote:Awright folks, i am outta here for now. It has been a hellish day, and I am off to manhattantown to get some yummy crack chicken and perhaps a beer with the wife. See you on the morrow.I didn't know there was a Popeyes in Manhattan....
Their mashed potatoes are AWESOME, they put in the chicken cracklin's!

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HEY!!!! I just remembered! Weren't Sara Marie and Post Monster boasting the other day of having "sekrits"?
And did they not promise that one "sekrit" would be revealed in a blog post, written by Lilith, and to be published on Wednesday?
Today is Wednesday!
I CAN HAZ SEKRIT?
Edit: Never mind! Sekrit was meh. Iconic Samurai? Pffft....

Sharoth |

Patrick Curtin |

nathan blackmer wrote:Jyu1ch1 wrote:Ever since I moved from NJ, it's hard finding apples that live up to my expectations.(in good fun)
Have you tried....anywhere *ELSE* in New England?
Oi! New Jersey and New York are only considered to be part of New England by people living elsewhere in the country. Neither actual New Englanders nor people who live in NJ or NY consider those states part of New England.
This message brought to you by Yankee snob...
+1,000,000

Solnes |

I missed 50 pages?! Sorry for being MIA. Been sick, then had inventory, and was sucked into a Scrubs marathon. :D
I hope everyone is doing well. I am enjoying a lazy day off. Hubby has done all the running for me, I have yet to even get out of my PJ's.
Not gonna go back and read 50 pages. Sorry if I missed anything important.

Spanky the Leprechaun |

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:I have happy memory of the Jersey shore...they don't include idiots inflicted on the nation.Speaking of idiots inflicted on the nation...
I recently got around to watching the Roast of Donald Trump that I DVR'ed. Watching 'The Situation' do comedy. was. very. painful. I couldn't bear to watch; I had to fast forward his segment. But boy did they roast on him hard there. He may think it's all in good fun (and most of it is supposed to be), but he's probably too dumb to realize that there's a lot of truth in what the other roasters were saying.
Marlee Matlin's appearance as a roaster caught me off guard. She was a good sport and quite funny. Someone sign her up for a comedy flick.
Snoop was awesome. Gilbert was awesome.
The Situation bombing.......sweeeeet.
Mairkurion {tm} |

Well, all such attempts are relative, but relative to me:
Not too weird: I say "WTF?" a couple of times.
Too damn weird: I get angry that I actually stuck with it and watched the whole thing. "WT" is left out of most ejaculations.
vs
Not weird: The ending is satisfying, if not revelatory.
Awesome: The ending is revelatory in some way.