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[Comrade P.]

Ditto, scriver

[overseer05-15]

What is 'sex'? Is it tasty?

[hector13]

* hector13 checks the last few pages of the wtf thread, thinks about it...

Nah.

[CABL]

What is 'sex'? Is it tasty?

I'm not sure if it's tasty, but I can explain what it is: You see, when daddy loves mommy very much, they play a game where you need to put one shape into the hole with the same shape. And when they win, a stork delivers a prize for them after 9 months of waiting.

[Mephansteras]

Woot! Tickets for San Diego Comic-Con acquired!

[Sirus]

Whoa, nice! Are you planning to dress up?

[Mephansteras]

Whoa, nice! Are you planning to dress up?

Possibly. Not sure yet. But now that I have tickets I can start planning.

[Tawa]

Went to the bookstore today. I purchased The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, on recommendation from the book-recommending thread the other day; The Thirty Years' War: Europe's Tragedy by Peter H. Wilson, 851 pages about the bloodiest European religious war in history, with over 100 pages of citations behind it; and The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, père, partly because I've been meaning to read it and partly because it was on sale.

[TD1]

Name of the wind will rock your world.

[Rolan7]

I ran in the rain barefoot~
I was just retrieving something from my car, and didn't bother to put my boots back on, but it brought back very pleasant memories of playing in the rain and mud growing up.  The cool flowing water felt amazing.

[Mephansteras]

Damn, the Domina soundtrack is amazing. Game is fun, too, but this music!

Costs about as much as the game does, but I picked it up because it is worth it.

[Yoink]

All my happies are piling up like crazy right now guys. I did not expect to be this happy right now.

Also my Dad is p. drunk. He is a happy drunk like myself, but perhaps more talkative.

[Culise]

The Thirty Years' War: Europe's Tragedy by Peter H. Wilson, 851 pages about the bloodiest European religious war in history, with over 100 pages of citations behind it

I rather enjoyed this book.  It made me want to run a game set in a fantasy equivalent of the 30YW for a while, until I remembered all the very good reasons I should never be trusted with running a game.  It's not just a cursory overview, as you already likely expect; it digs surprisingly deep into not just the War itself, but also includes surrounding affairs such as the involvement of the Turks and Spanish. ^_^

[hector13]

* hector13 glances at anime thread

[Eschar]

I was reading an article on how to enjoy playing NetHack (even) more, entitled "Fun." I was delighted to find, at the bottom of the article, a link to "the Dwarf Fortress Wiki's slightly different take on fun."