Here you go. #observationdeck
The audiobook version is very well done in that vein. I agree it would be nice to see a mockumentary style film, History channel style or something. It'd be far more chilling to see artifacts from WWZ as opposed to actual happenings.
Whose playing FDR? My gut says Barry Bostwick, but that seems crazy.
edit: It IS Barry Bostwick! [www.imdb.com]
I'll second Donnie Darko. It was okay, a good single-watch, but it's not really as deep as it tries to be. I've outgrown it, anyway - not really my thing anymore (teen angst with fantasy disguised as sci-fi used solely to inject weirdness). #observationdeck
Have a happy birthday, you. #observationdeck
It's not at Bones levels, I don't believe. But, yeah, it's pretty obvious. #observationdeck
I'll give you the sex. But you're pushing it with the anal. #observationdeck
This is how I feel about microwave pizza products.
AB's recipe is overly fussy, I think. I pop in a regular pot and have had zero issues. Barely need to shake.
You don't need a whirly-pop. You just need a big pot with a lid. About dutch oven size, but it'd be a pain with a dutch oven. Shake the corn yourself. Honestly, I barely shake it anymore - it pops without much fuss at all.
I also save carrot/onion peels in the freezer with my chicken bones - I put them in right away. A little flavor bump for the stock.
There's other pert things for death rays to be fired from.
As everyone knows, the only plausible fighting stance is to display your rear, then torso twist around to look at your opponent.
I love io9 and have a lot of respect for the editors and writers here. I think the high road here would be to review it as normal. It's a science-fiction/fantasy event. Terrible movie, terrible format, but worth the review. I hate this movie, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't thinking about going to the 3d show.
All we know about the Machine is what Finch says. I don't think he's as reliable with the information, though I doubt he has sinister intentions.
I have seen publicity. It was a big black standee thing with "JCM" in red (the logo). No actual movie title or stills or poster.
So, there you go.
I feel the inclusion strengthens my proposal.
I love bombastic space opera - is this that kind of stuff? I know the Lensman hit prior to Asimov's big stuff an I would describe that as more romantic.
I don't know for certain, but I've seen both "serialized novel" and "serialized novella" used separately. I would surmise novels would end at novel length. Of course, the whole thing can be quite fudgy anyway.
Is it dyed black, or is it black bread?
