







Starter Villain was surprisingly great! I didn’t think I’d like it based on the title but it was very fun to read.


Now you just have to link Marjorie Taylor Greene to get the full circle, although I suspect you’ll have to go. All the way back to when the Neanderthals and Denisovans were interbreeding.


The song works great for waking up because it starts strong and has a very heroic sound.



No search button here in Canada.


I found out there was an Old Man’s War book 7, so I devoured that book. Kinda thought the series would end on book 6 since it was titled “The End of All Things” but book 7 was a happy surprise.
Then since I was reading John Scalzi I looked up some of his other books and settled on The Dispatcher series. I loved the premise to the series right away and enjoyed the mystery. The premise is
suddenly the world changed, when someone is murdered (suicide and accidental deaths don’t count) there is a very large chance (999/1000) that the person will reappear safe and sound in their home and I love the idea of a brand new profession that exploits the change in the world.
Already onto book 3 since they’re fairly short and fast paced books.


First time I thought about God not necessarily being male was the song Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla.
Tell me all your thoughts on God
'Cause I would really like to meet her
Red lives longer than blue and dwarves live longer than giants. That’s why the Warhammer Dwarven Slayer is the best class.


Why? Xcom has its first game released in 1994. The IP has been around for a long time.


I’ve read every Michael Crichton book and I’m very surprised that The Great Train Robbery was your favourite. It’s one of the only books I’ve only read once. (Hrm, I think I should put Prey on my list of books to read. Haven’t read that one twice)
I don’t remember much from the book, the scene that stick out the most was the contortionist. I’ll have to give it another read and keep an eye on the history.
They’re looking through the house and they find a storage room. The fact that there’s a possibly dead body in there doesn’t seem to concern the person showing the house.


There are paragraphs just not the indentation at the start of a new paragraph.
I recently watched a video that talked about the history of that indentation. Before movable type, paragraphs were just denoted by the pillcrow (¶). But with movable type, some room was left on a page for the pillcrow to be hand drawn. Eventually though the speed of printing got faster than the speed someone could hand draw the pillcrow, so just a blank space was left, showing an indented start of a paragraph.
I don’t even bother with rinse aid. I don’t like the residue that it was leaving on dishes. Curious to hear how your test goes.
Oh, I didn’t see the feet sticking out from under the mattress on first look. I thought it was just talking about all the random things in the room. Nice! Subtle.


There’s always nukulur weapons in the banana stand!
Could have said “Whoops, wrong number”.
This is very interesting, especially since there was a post about a whale eye earlier today.


It kinda looks like a slab of fudge.
What do you see that makes a difference? Lack of ads or is performance also better?