Dark One

Ya, and Brits also think everything should be boiled. Like toast and cookies. That doesn't mean it's right.

Disagree, at least with the Witches. Those are, IMO, the worst of the lot. They are way too dry and I'm not really a fan of the characters involved, other than Nanny Ogg.

To divide the books up into the various storylines (in order of publication):

Rincewind the Wizzard
The Colour of Magic
The Light Fantastic
Sourcery
Eric
Interesting Times
The Last Continent

The Witches
Equal Rites
Wyrd Sisters
Witches Abroad
Lords and Ladies
Maskerade
Carpe Jugularum

Death
Mort
Reaper Man
Soul Music
Hogfather
Thief of Time

The Watch
Guards! Guards!
Men at Arms
Feet of Clay
Jingo
The Fifth Elephant
Night Watch
Thud!

Moist von Lipwig
Going Postal
Making Money

Miscellaneous/One Shots
Pyramids
Moving Pictures
Small Gods
The Truth
The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents (goes between Thief of Time and Night Watch)
Monstrous Regiment
Unseen Academicals

Edit ^ 2 - A suggested reading path.

One thing people always forget for a long-term survival place...

Salt.

Plain ol' iodized salt. Useful for cooking and preservation of both vegetables and meats as well as being necessary for survival. Also makes a handy currency if needed. Throw in a couple 50 gallon drums of the stuff and you'd be well set. Maybe get one drum of unrefined sea salt for variety and micronutrient need.

Sticking the food in the stasis pod would preserve it as-is. Namely, no freezer burn or post-defrosting sogginess. It appears to be a perfect preservation, unlike what tends to happen to vegetables when frozen in a method slower than flash-freezing.

Problem with that is that Hulk will eventually hit something or be grabbed up by a gravitational field and he'll jump back to Earth even more honked off.

I don't really agree with the notion that the Wulfgar & Drizz't vs Icingdeath was that bad of a fight in terms of twinkdom. It was a simple matter of logic to defeat the foe.

The dragon lives in a cave in it's preferred environment? Namely, an ice cave. Said ice cave will most likely have icicles. Use said environment against the creature. While the dragon will be immune/highly resistant to ice attacks, it is not so much immune to a giant icicle impaling it. They fought smart, which is generally the accepted method of things in D&D. As Jeff said in an episode of American Dad, they always put in a way to win these things.

People expect less deus ex machina in comics and more with the hitting each other in the face. When you have two beings of vastly differing power levels, the usage of said DEMs becomes more apparent, even though they are basically the same.

All zombie homes should have a roof access. Along with a retractable ladder that's only accessible from said roof or from a hidden access panel that requires either palm or retinal scan to activate.

The escape tunnel should exit at least a half-mile from the home's location. Preferably in a wooded area. The exit tunnel should be collapsable and/or have a series of walls that raise from the flooring to maximize time from people following. Gates will open only with combined motion and thermal signatures. Motion without thermal signature will not permit the gate to open.

Which is why any and all occupants will be required to disrobe and be examined by at least two other members of the party to prevent hiding of any potential bite marks after any close encounters. Any signs of injuries will be followed by a minimum 48 hour isolation in a secured room.

It was at least four years ago, probably longer, but I'm not sure. Finding single charges in years of statement pages is not something I'd rather do. And since I'm not sure what card it was, I'd have to go through them all.

I'd just like to log in to see my Station account and actually find out what credit card I used on it. >.<

Nah, Dune was the first thing I saw him in, so Piter he is.

Depends on which "down" you are talking. Folded back and down? Ya, that's scared/mad/whatever.

Limp and down but still facing front? For my cats, that's pretty relaxed.

Haven't actually watched the video so dunno if they are talking the back and down or the limp & front facing.

By putting the power supply at the bottom, I have all the cabling, including the remainder of the a) keyboard cable, b) monitor cable, c) ethernet cable, d) speaker cord, e) power strip with all the power cords hooking in, and all the other miscellaneous cords that drape down would be covering the vent hole. Plus, since heat goes up, I would rather the PSU vent above the video card than below it. As well as the tendency of dust and other outside objects to settle downward rather than upward.

Look, I'm not arguing about it. Top mounted supplies are the only things that will work for me based upon my situation and placement. All of my towers have been top mounted and have worked just fine (still have a full tower Pentium Pro 200 that works just fine). I see no real reason to change and would have to alter my current setup to accomodate a bottom mounted one.

Sorry, but hair that curly on an adult female is too, well...childish...looking to me. Astrid was always kinda just...there. Didn't really pay that much attention to her as she was pretty much just Walter's foil/patsy/gopher/etc. I just happen to prefer straighter hair or only slightly curled (never could stand perms either).

If it could be hooked up to the nerves in the ear, might make a good prosthetic for those who are deaf through ear damage.

So long as it's a girl that has some cat aspects, rather than a cat that has girl aspects...

Working on the assumption that one can have the choice between 2 and 3D. I didn't.

Found the 3D to be really distracting. Not just the glasses, but the 3D itself. It's not bad 3D, just...I don't know. Didn't help that the 3D centric scenes were pretty visually dark.

Kept thinking that was Hawkeye up in the crane, but don't know enough about archers in the Marvelverse to know for sure.

Liked the semi-running joke about Thor getting KO'd. Especially his reactions.

I knew Sif, Heimdal, the Rainbow Bridge, Frigg(a) (dunno why, but kept thinking that was Hild for some reason) from the myths, but could not place the Cary Elwes-lookalike and the oddly placed Asian dude. Kinda disappointed I didn't see a Freya anywhere.

Liked how they showed what the Asgardians consider to be Yggdrasil in the credits. That was neat.

That was the second time they killed off Osama.

The first was the episode the boys went to Afghanistan. Cartman is pulling Bugs Bunny-esque pranks on him when a stick of dynamite goes off. He gets that classic blackened, teeth-falling out expression. A trooper comes up and pops him in the head saying, "I got him! I got him!".

So ya, they've killed him twice.

People need to consider the "We're looking into it..." in the same vein as when your parents told you, "We'll see..." when you were a kid.

Sometimes you got what you wanted, most of the time, they were waiting for you to forget about whatever it was.

(IMO)

I expected a bin Laden death episode this week. Announced on Sunday night? Iirc, that's enough time for them to get an ep ready.