Baler

Thank you! Twee is the word I couldn't remember when I used pretentious earlier.

I was familiar with "hir" from SF, Peter David uses it in connection with his hermaphrodite character in Star Trek: New Frontier. Don't recall if he uses "sie" though.

Obviously since it is Perfect Pain.

I know, right?

I found it pretentious in this case because PP had already shown that they had an axe to grind about their game experiences as well as giving unsolicited grammar and proofreading advice. Using "hir" and "sie" on top of "Kanada" in the location text, felt like just a demonstration of a superiority complex.

Really curious if there will any response from PP. (not to be confused with the original and still the ginchiest PP)

To show how pretentious they are?

Apparently it's a bug with Rogues at the moment. A friend in game has been having the same problem and he was told this in reply to his petition.

Why would he? It's the new Next Men series being published by IDW.

We don't know he was actually about to top himself right then and there. And we don't know how much wine he'd had, who among us hasn't had a good drunken ramble about the inequities of life and had "the thought"?

Like the majority of the main characters in the show we know next to nothing about how he got to this point. And with CDC guy we've "known" him for less than 15 minutes. All the speculation is fun, and obviously the writers did something right since it's sparked such diverse takes. But we can only go with what was said in the episode. "[W]ould have likely..." doesn't enter into the discuss IMO. And I'm pretty certain the writers and producers had CDC guy's motivation pretty solidly in place months ago when they were filming.

Anyway, I'm gonna take the novel approach and wait to see where the show takes us in this (completely different direction from the comic? Been a while since I read them) turn of events. But tbh I'll be pretty disappointed if he conveniently got himself infected just before he gets company. I think it just might be the final, lazy, serve-the-plot convenience for me.

I honestly felt he'd reached his breaking point with filing video reports that very likely were not being seen, not finding a solution to the problem he was working on and now his best sample for continuing his work was gone due to his error, so his growing his frustration and the knowledge that going out was not feasable brought him to a point where just giving was an attractive thought. Not that he would necessarily follow through, those sort of things ususally pass.

I thought he just didn't want to take the responsiblity for the newcomers and the protocols for not breaking containment would be pretty ingrained in him.

Try to find a book called Ex Heroes by Peter Clines. Superpowers are no guarantee for zombie apocalypse survival.

Yes. Yes I did.

Apparenty there is story about Sherlock Holmes in Devil's Cape in an anthology called The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The list of contributors has some pretty interesting names.

I don't really know how buying television ad time works as far as putting something on individual shows but if they did a decent commercial it could run on the Syfy and Cartoon networks and on the new fall shows - No Ordinary Family and The Cape. I have hopes now of seeing something like that.

Interestingly enough my DC book, Legion of Super-heroes had the Desdemona ad.

Sorry, I don't have a scanner. Hopefully someone else will step up.