When Samuel L. Jackson needs a deacon or a preacher, whom's he gonna call?

What film requires only one sequel to finish the fight?

I have chosen Sean Bean and Christopher Lee for my special first-place medal. Who is the third awardee?

"Billions and billions"

"Luke, I am your father."

"Do you feel lucky, Punk?"

"Play it again, Sam."

Which is the odd one out, and for what reasons? (There may be others that are odd ones out for only one reason.)

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Earlier, I noted some problems with giving characters (from Project Maddie's Maids) names that had already been used in real life. A similar problem has occurred in the setting "knownspace," which I'm using for several other projects. Of course, problems with naming are easily solved by changing the names where necessary ( Read more... )

So, if you prefer your Warcraft yuri to be a bit more human-looking, here's a quote from the succubus entry in the Monster Guide (with added emphasis):

"It is not uncommon for a succubus in a mortal’s servitude to fall uncontrollably in love with him or her; this occurrence is not always to the master’s advantage, though, for a devoted succubus ( Read more... )

As you can see here, I'm working on fleshing out knownspace, the setting arifyn and I created for our Flight of the Blood Eagle film(s). This article in particular gives one an idea of how weird it's getting. (The many euphemisms were quite an exercise in vocabulary.) As I don't have a sense of humor, it's necessarily becoming more quirky than comedic, ( Read more... )

-AARON SORKIN, screenwriter of The Social Network, acknowledging that the film, which purportedly tells the story of Facebook's founding, is sexist toward women because he was trying to depict a "deeply mysogynistic group of people" (Verbatim in TIME, 2010.11.08 ( Read more... )

We were fighting onto a conveyor belt, which was fed from three separate belts from doors. (This is pretty much the opposite of what I faced every day at work-the finished bundles of papers would actually go out the doors.) After one of our number had managed to clear the stage, I decided to have a go. Unfortunately, at 200 pounds (really), I was ( Read more... )