Social Hooper McFinney's RPF Bar & Grille 7.5 - "Loving the lens flare since 1977!"

There are plenty more names about here that are more "juvenile and fluffy" than Benjamin Bunny.

@Penguinator, for instance, I mean I keep getting the image of a wacky combination of a large fluffy Penguin mixed with Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator. Now that is whacked up.

Now here's hoping I don't overly anger our GM and Mod with that comment

It is, and oddly enough it isn't hard to find with a quick Google search.

Excellent, now I once more have three posts to make tomorrow at a minimum, it's been a good day.

Almost time to get to work on my first post of the day

Hmm, sorry for the double post by apparently I just went from Jedi Master to Grand Master at some point recently. Wonder what caused that?

Your connection to the Force got stronger, duh.

Trophy Points. Hence the reason I'm a 'Force Ghost'. No idea what you did to get said points though

Hmm, I hit over a hundred for it then, nice

Now to rest my hands and fingers before moving on to my next post later today.

All time I'm about at 7000 as well. There was a period in 2008-2009 where I was super active.

Ow my hands are hurting, though I doubt mine hurt more than Sarge's....

Indeed, it's supposed to be for luck, with one for every paragraph if done right.

Rapidly approaching 10K here. Nine more posts...

How many posts does it take for 5 stars?

5k...I think.

Well, it took me some time to clear away some IRL stuff, but I was finally able to properly respond in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. I should be back to make a nuisance of myself for a bit here as well.

I got a chance to read through Grant Morrison's run on Batman and Robin from the beginning, straight through. My favorite scenes are still the return of Bruce and Joker's banana peel gag. Though Professor Pyg was surreal and the Comish in a dress was hilarious.

I've also started reading Terry Brooks' Shannara series, though I have started at the chronological beginning with Running with the Demon. Enjoying that as well, though I am taking it at the pace at which I read the Sword of Truth books, which is to say a bit more slowly than I usually read.

I don't know what's more tearworthy, the thought of wading through Terry Brooks' very cheap ripoff of Lord of the Rings Shannara chronologically or that you've already read all the Sword of Truth books.

On the other hand, it was probably a better experience than reading through Antarctica, as I've done recently. Or trying to read through Brian Aldiss's Helliconia Winter, which I manfully attempted and failed other than skipping like a little girl heading home from a birthday party.

EDIT: Also, Ramza, I finally found it. Ask not for whom the bell tolls, for it will not be responded to while I'm reading my first Hemingway.

Sword of Truth was excellent. I was actually introduced to that series by a buddy of mine who warned me, and I quote, "The series is great until the end. It was three books of buildup with no payoff. No big battle, no epic duel between Richard and Jagang. Its horrible." When I finished the series I realized how wrong he was about the ending. To me, at least, it ended in one of the best ways possible. And I've read The Omen Machine as well, though I'm disappointed at the lack of information on the sequel to that book.

Well, if that ends up being the case, it has been a good reintroduction for me into playing. Still curious as to the direction the whole thing was going though....