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This, ladies, is what happens if you are the 50th female to ask a man 'does my bum look big in this?'

Heehee. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-Q9D4dcYng

^ We're not really searching for intelligent life, we're just searching for replicas of ourselves. Anything less, or more, will not do.

If you're happy with it, then you're happy with it. I wish you all the very best with it. : )

He is pretty much free to adapt Shakespeare's entire oeuvre. The horror. Tybalt, Prince of Blowing Shit up. To Explode, or to explode thrice, that is the question. All the world is a grenade.

^ Google throws up an interesting anecdote. The Knight motif, first in the opening paragraph and then again later: That about sums up Marlowe for me. He has this personal code of honour which renders him alone and separate from his fellow man, as well as from the times he dwells in -...

I would assume them to be all smexy like Jadzia Dax.

Okay, my two cents for what it's worth. It feels like you have too much going on. In those two paragraphs we're told about Shit's appearance, his dissatisfaction with his life, his place/lack of at the cat god's court, his childhood training sessions with Dope Sr, his friendship with Dope...

I've finished, and have mostly positive thoughts. One question, however... Who killed ? I can't work out whether I've missed it or whether it wasn't actually disclosed.

OWW-wwwwwww....... Please do elaborate more, if you feel comfortable doing so. Just to double check, this is the opening to the story? I don't write. Am willing to have a go though, perhaps it'll works as an exercise in how not to do it.

^ What is the book? I bought And the Rain My Drink today.

What now? Do I give you more excerpts? Offer you a critique on this one? Or just howl at the moon?

Eleventy billion!

I'll play. Match these for their story setting skillage. Lord of the Rings - J R R Tolkien. The Lions of Al-Rassan - Guy Gavriel Kay.

I've not seen Brotherhood of the Wolf :( That shot of Cumberbatch looking down onto the vale from on high was pretty neat, all gothicy like the Wanderer above the Sea of Clouds. The mind palace was corny and amusing at the same time, however.

I was worried, Direstraits, that you were going to say she was actually on the chamberpot or something!

That's about what I figured with regards to the gist of it. Was wandering if it was one of those phrases that has now dropped from usage, but am actually finding it thrilling (mein gott I needs a life) that it's an original coinage. So far I'm finding lots of it overly descriptive, but then...

Did y'all like the second episode, The Hound of the Baskervilles? It felt odd seeing Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock out of the city, realised just how big a character London is in its own right.

Hm, never gave it any thought, her chamber or something. What makes you ask?