I don't really care what effect this'll have on the comics (and I doubt it'll be much), but I have to wonder what'll happen to the other media.  Marvel  has a habit  of selling it's rights to a wise variety of people, most of whom are in competition with Disney.

People that take the mufflers off of their vehicles should be drawn and quartered.

This may be obvious, but I feel it bears repeating.

I've been spending a lot of time of TV Tropes.  It's a bit short on some media types.  If you're into Bollywood, theater, classic literature, or soap operas we'd love to have someone kickstart those areas.

It's kind of amusing; despite having a major gameplay mechanic based on the laws Jylland appears to be an anarchy.

I have my Christmas shopping done over a week ahead of time this year.  This is undoubtedly a sign of some sort of coming apocalypse.  Any guesses as to what kind?

On the plus side, the fact that today could (theoretically) have been worse means that I can continue to bite my thumb at Murphy's Law.

Some things that occurred to me:

• Keeping one of your characters more or less constantly a warrior is probably the best way to survive Final Fantasy III.
• Trying to create editorial policies on TV Tropes is pointless, because no one reads the editorial policies.
• I should probably get some new icons.

So, there's another new season, so I figured I'd do what I did last time.

Ultraviolet Code044 - It's based off of the horrible 2006 film.  I have no idea why it was made.

Slayers Revolution - It's a continuation of a series that was last on TV over ten years ago.  It boggles the mind (although the last movie was released seven years ago...).  ( Read more... )

So, I finished playing Bahamut Lagoon.  Fairly good, but has balance issues.  The thing about it that I find most interesting is that it seems to be a reversed dolled up installment of a Final Fantasy spin-off.  It shares two summons, including the titular Bahamut (and one summon has the name of a common FF summon), and the magic classification is ( Read more... )