Bill W

Thanks to everyone extending birthday wishes since my last post. It's nice to be remembered and I've had a wonderful day so far.

Thanks, everyone. Aside from the alergies, everything else has been just great.

My kids often brought home pets to, but not like that. Interesting story.

Ok, KC. Put the Dead out of your head for three more weeks and get working on that Fall Anthology story. You're running out of time.

A dose of reality.

How about 1D in 3D and nakie? I think they'd draw a lot more interest. lol

Wench? Someone needs a sensitivity session... hehehe Anyway, Happy Birthday, Cia. I hope Lugh didn't spoil it for you.

Exploding cakes. Sounds like a Pee Wee Herman gag. When microwaves first came out, my aunt thought she could hard boil eggs using one and that was an explosion too. lol

Wayne, very nicely put. I hope it sparks so more reviews with more detailed information. I know I have been guilty of just saying 'I enjoyed the story,' but now I will try to include specifics as to why I liked it.

Obviously very talented. I'm not sure what the woman was doing though - making change or taking a withdrawal. lol

Yep, it would have to be an all or mostly male cast, especially if the Pacu is only interested in testicles. Can you imagine the shot as the fish narrows in on its target? lol

Is that the fish's idea of Swedish meatballs? I've seen pictures of the Pacu and they have what appear to be similar to human teeth. That's one fish I don't want to see coming in my direction.

It's a long way off, but he could always use a noble-woman surrogate and artificial insemination, if he didn't want to leave the throne to the next in line, possibly a sibling.

The first episode of the final season has aired. I found it left a lot of questions already, so I'm waiting to find out the answers. The episode started at Walt's house, yet there is a chainlink fence around it, the place is covered in grafiti and kids are using the empty pool to skateboard. If that's the case, how did it get in that condition, seeing we later see Walt and his family are still living there. The guy picking up the bug from Walt's house in that first sequence - whose bug was it? Was it one the Feds placed to bring Walt down or was it one of the ones Mike planted there for Gus earlier? Although the guy looked somewhat familiar and the neighbor lady knew him (since seeing him caused her to drop her groceries), but for the life of me I can't remember who is was/is. So how does he come into play? Walt basically threatened, indirectly, both Jesse and Hank, so what happens next? Does Walt kill Jesse and/or Hank or will one of them kill Walt? Jesse seems to be coming unhinged and since he's giving - throwing his money away, so does this bode that he can no longer handle the memories of what they either did directly or indirectly? I can't wait to see how this season plays out. I have now learned that was not a bug that was removed, but a ricin pill (I guess my vision is worse than I thought). I don't think the mystery man was Walt in disguise (it certainly didn't sound like his voice), but after the last blunder, I'm wondering about that too.

Some of those pics were adorable and amazing. Now, I'd heard the old expression, 'when pigs fly,' but 'when cows fly' must be a more recent take on that expression. hehehe

Isn't it amazing what science can do? Using carbon -14 dating, DNA sampling and the forensic reconstruction of the skull, we may actually be able to see the face that sat for the painting and launched years of speculation. First Richard III and now possibly Mona Lisa, so what will be next?

I found some of those maps very interesting. Thanks for bringing them to my attention.

It definitely looks interesting. I'm just concern that by going to see it that I may somehow help to fund the author's homophobic views.

Ooops. Forgive my 'senior' moment. hehehe

Happy Birthday, Carl.

Hey, it's part of the game. Who will be the next actor to play Superman, Batman or James Bond. Actors come and go, it's the roles they play that live on.

Data will play chess and be able to take care of mundane duties, but will he more like Lore than Data? Will he and others of his kind rebel, like the cyborgs on Battlestar Galactica and do more harm than good? As sci-fi writers have shown, this can be a very slippery slope. All that aside though, we already have robots doing the jobs that men used to do, this just takes it to the next level, where they can think for themselves.

I guess this must be the modern day equivalent to 'The Little Engine That Could.' lol

The more the merrier. The thing that got me, however, is that his family and friends were so supportive. If only everyone could enjoy that same type of support.

If the reversal of the sun's poles takes place approximately every 11 years, I've already lived through this a few times and don't expect this occurence to be any worse than any of the previous events. As far as the earth's magnetic poles, the location of magnetic north does drift around slightly, but a complete reversal between the earth's poles could prove devastating.