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Looking wild-eyed at someone and saying "Salmon sushi is just a conspiracy of Big Salmon to sell more salmon!!" is fun.

That is "Camera-ready" if the camera is for a mugshot.

Don’t swat Jimothy!!

I've been loving the memetics around this.

That is so depressing. Bioware as it once was is long gone. :(

Huh. CD-Project Red used the Aurora Engine for Witcher 1. And they are supposedly remastering that, so they likely have in-house talent. Not that EA would deign to subcontract to them.

To be fair, that would be the most Bluesky response possible.

When my bean harvest is ready in late summer, I make a fresh bean, leek, and artichoke gratin using Humboldt Fog as the cheese. It is so good. thetrencherman.com/2017/10/28/a...

I live in Vermont, which is a lovely place for cheese fans. My current favorite is Jasper Hill Farm's "Bayley Hazen Blue," which is similar to Stilton in its butteriness and tang. www.jasperhillfarm.com/bayley

"Paul Duane has a great pitch for defenestration!" works on at least two levels.

I have that edition of Ted Klein's Dark Gods. I've read it to death. And the October Country.

"Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of webs and costumes Driven off course time and again once he had fought Captain America"

Movie preview voice: They've taken his plums from the icebox. All he has left is is red wheelbarrow. This fall, he is out for revenge! William Carlos Williams in: "So Much Depends On"

At my last job, the company culture was centered on honesty. It was rare that someone outright lied about something, or lied to cover up a mistake. When they hired a marketing director who was mendacious by nature, it was *weird.*

The Blair Witch Project was almost entirely improvised, with only rough guidelines from the directors. And the cast shot it, too. They had the cameras. They never did get the credit they deserve for it.

fair enough. Ta!

As much as I enjoy Nigel Kneale's scripts and stories, I find the shoutiness of his characters *deeply* annoying. And The Stone Tape is so shouty.

The most likely scenario: AI predicts common forms of caner *way* early (already true of breast cancer and melanoma). Insurance companies drop patients before cancer appears, to increase shareholder value.

Yep. Same reason that "Obsession" did so well and "Project Hail Mary." Both were good stories well-told cinematically.

Why are you attacking me like this?