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Lollers. I bet that's annoying. "Hey! There's someone in here!"

...and stay warm.

90% of what matters is that it sounds good to you. The other 10% being maintainability, lack of spontaneous combustion, etc.

Stay safe you guys. Radio is predicting "hardly anything" here (1-2").

Soon.

Yes. That said, this is nothing like the more populist shows that we've discussed like Whedon, etc. So don't expect a lot of witty one-liners. And it's nicely complex. But yes. Also, don't put all your eggs in the Alice basket -- you'll be disappointed, she's in fewer than half the episodes.

Season 3 of Luther. Huzz. Fucking. Zah. Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

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Happy birthday, Jacob! (party favor noise) Sent from mah phone-blet via Tapatalk

Benjamin Curtis of School of Seven Bells and Secret Machines lost his ~year-long fight to cancer earlier.

You just cleaned that chair, too, didn't you?

Yeezh! Well wishes, Ken. [snark]At least you're not dead.[/snark] I hope the drugs are good.

Happy birthday, Chris! (party favour noise)

Nice. Mine never have anything I want.

Kauan Kauan Kauan Kauan Kauan -- all of their older albums except for Pirut are "name your price" on bandcamp right now.

Yeah, I actually learned of her through Feed/Deadline/Blackout (the Newsflesh trilogy), and from there to the October Daye stuff. And yeah, I'm not saying you have to read them all. I cycle through different things -- Hangman's Daughter and Tim Powers on my kindle, October Daye and Dresden Files in paperback, and in both cases, I try to alternate every other book from one of my series to a standalone. I'm just expressing my love for both those serieses.

Hooray! (celebrates) She herself would probably consider that a compliment. She has taken many things from him, but then she adds her own take on them. She likes to kill characters, but it's not like Whedon kills characters (not when I heard him explain why he kills characters in his talk at the last Comic Con), and as you say, this one is campier than I think even Whedon would go (I hear the mice in the voices of the Flushed Away slugs). I, on the other hand, am avidly reading this: ...and am enjoying as much it as every other October Daye novel. She really knows how to amp up the action with every book, and

That's a bug (that it won't show negative elevations).

Ian Boddy, pretty much all day. Unfortunately, it's not as melodic as what I heard on the iNDEX04 sampler, but it was still pretty good ambient.

No, I think it's a function of the ratio of dark matter to dark energy.