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The Legion of Regrettable Supervillians - Jon Morris 96 to go...

I was responding to almost the entire thread with that comment. Only one user with an actual area set-up for their media mess.

And I thought I was a Luddite.

...or whatever you call them. I'm basically thinking about getting a better storage shelf set-up for the DVD mess because the thing I've got now I've had for so long it's starting to lean from the weight. But rather than just ask people's opinions and suggestions [ because that would be a short boring thread ] , maybe people posting pics of their set ups along with any suggestions will help with ideas too. And discuss!...

I_Hate_My_Large_Penis. I did it right, right? However, I wouldn't change my name to that because who needs to brag?

If you ever enter my mind, please wear bread bags over your shoes. It keeps brain from getting stuck in the treads.

The 'bean mouth' trend isn't a bad thing per se. As long as it's being applied to original characters / shows, it has a chance because then it's part of that particular show feel. When you apply it to something like 'ThunderCats' which already existed, has a certain style associated with it that doesn't allow for this weird chibi-fail downgrade animation, and still has living fans of the original series from the 80's, it's going to hit a wall. And this hit a wall with a very audible splat.

I feed your book to this book And raise you this book

Someone really hates Lazzo. Too bad Lazzo can't internet and therefore will never see all the CAPSLOCKS.

No. Request denied! There are too many people who watch episodes of anime in Japanese with the English subtitles going. Nice try though.

Yes, re-reads count as long as you aren't re-reading the same book over and over and over again for the entire year. WE ARE NOT MONKS! But re-reading a book that you read last year counts because it's a new year. Hell, I have a number of Heralds of Valdemar novels on the re-read pile and Harry Potter is probably going to make an appearance again if I can remember which locker I put the set in.

Yes. They are books after all! Plus, sometimes people only have enough time for something light and fun due to things outside their control like work schedules. So yep, they count and this is like Athena said, for funs for the board folks.

Book Challenge thread in Arts & Literature is now 'active' because why not?

I'll start and hopefully will remember to do this periodically throughout the year. My goal is 100 for the year. Books done - The Return of Odin - Richard Rudgley. The Testaments - Margaret Atwood. Fragments of Horror - Junji Ito. 97 to go...

Because why the hell not. This thread is the bastard love child of a thread in FFA on reading more in 2020 and keeping track and all that fun stuff. To participate : 1. Just say how many books you plan on trying to read this year. You can always decide to add more [ or reduce your goal if crap happens ] as the year goes on, no fears. The point is you set your goal and try to reach it. 2. Update the thread whenever with what you've finished reading. You don't need to update it every day or even after every book finished. It's when you have the time to do so. Please list the book title and author of the book[ s ] you've finished when you do update though. That way if you've read something that someone else thinks sounds interesting they'll have enough info to hunt it down themselves. You never know when someone will post something interesting that you didn't know existed. 3. No summary is needed unless you feel like it. This is mainly a 'list' thread vaguely on par with those 'What Are You Listening To' threads. It's for the users to have fun. 5. You are responsible for keeping track of whether you've met your personal challenge. I'm not counting! Totally not it on this! Discuss!...

They are still by the computer waiting to be put away properly. The Return of Odin - Richard Rudgley. 304 pages, I treated each chapter like an individual lecture and just blazed through them when at home. Book is so-so, I think they mistitled it but meh. The Testaments - Margaret Atwood. 431 pages. Really fast read for me since I just fell into it and would read during my lunch breaks. Ended up sitting down yesterday and just finishing it. Fragments of Horror - Junji Ito. 223 pages. Horror manga, I read that in like an hour yesterday after I finished The Testaments. I'm now currently chewing on The Joker Psychology : Evil Clowns and the women who love them - Travis Langley. 366 pages. If a book is really interesting, I just fall into it. I tend to alternate genres because of that in order to rest / reset my brain between books.

As long as sponge isn't the author, you should be safe.

Only if you are reading the novelization of the movie. I've already cleared 3 books so far this year. <.< >.>

If you have a dog, you clean up after that dog. The underside of the stairs in the lobby is not a damn toilet. And the massive piles you've decided to leave there this weekend are not precious art that needs to be preserved for the multi-sense 'enjoyment' of everyone else in the building. You are fooling no one with the mess because there are only so many apartments with dogs in this building and I can guarantee that if the good owners are going to get hit with fines and possible evictions for your mess, they will string you from one of the pines later this week. And nothing of value will be lost.

Hernia.

Happy hatchday! NOW PUT YOUR PANTS BACK ON!

Must...resist...urge the post...Nickleback... Screw it

I read so fast and have an unfortunate tendency to stop at B&N or schedule splurge trips to my favorite used bookstore [ next trip currently scheduled for Feb. 4th...3 bags in tow... that's not crazy or anything <.< >.> ] requiring adding books to my to read shelf so I just stay logged in. But at least excel numbers your lines so you still know either way. *goes back to reading...

In this case, it's our little Sponges. Although sawdamizer also found someone who was willing to deal with his ass for better or worse. He has since disappeared and it's feared death by snu-snu.

The little boy that all of Babbling had to slowly talk through finding a girlfriend and not build another robot vagina is now MARRIED.