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Bah. It's dead week right now. I was going to get back to this, but it will have to wait until some time next week. Anyway, I guess this is what I get for trying to use something kind of esoteric (paternity testing, apparently) to make a point about something else kind of esoteric (ice cores)...

Carrow makes an abrupt turnabout and rushes the ghost that has now turned its back on him. -Kelgar blesses Throg with Vanquish. Throg gains an extra attack this turn. -Throg swings at a ghost, but balks at the eerie appearance of his foe and misses. -Throg slices a ghost, dealing 2 damage. -The...

UUD, Tropical Island, Petalmane Baku, done. Mooseman: 20 Hand: 6 Library: 50 Battlefield: (T) Forest (T) Scrubland (T: W or B) (S) Harabaz Druid (0/1, {T}: Add X mana of any one color to your mana pool, where X is the number of Allies you control.) Graveyard: Terramorphic Expanse Exile...

Carrow continues circling back to the front of the tomb. The ghost, attacked once more by Throg, turns it attention to the human (or whatever Throg is). -Kelgar fails to bless anything this turn. -Throg slashes a ghost for 1 damage. -Throg bites at a ghost, but the ghost steps back. -A ghost...

I can't remember ever bothering to get into anything from Image, even though some of their stuff looks cool. I can't recall ever reading anything from Valiant. Really though, I guess I'm more into some individual works than any entire company. Marvel definitely has more of my favorites than...

No one is in serious danger anymore. Throg is at 17/18, Dorgath at 12/14, and Carrow at 11/13.

Inevitable, though. We started with imaginary lines on the ground, but then we needed them for the sea too. Now we already need them for the air and even for beneath the ground. Such is the price of progress?

In the same way that anything ever really is, at most, our best guess? Then why emphasize it? But I'm not talking about the predictive computer models (because that's a whole other can of worms). I'm talking about ice cores. Those things either can be disregarded or are accounted for. Take...

I actually only said Dark Horse to fulfill Turgy's expectations of me. I have liked some Dark Horse stuff, but most of it I'm unfamiliar with. In actuality, I wouldn't like to choose between these two. I guess I should say Marvel, but DC has Batman...

I see that someone else is paying more attention than me. Throg did use his bite attack and it did hit, but I forgot to type that. So yeah, that's two more damage on ghost #1.

"I am Helata, a sorceress from Nemita. I like helping people and I want to become better at it. My father used sorcery to help others too, and I want to follow in his footsteps, except for the whole insanity part. He was quite mad, actually. But enough about that..."

Carrow backs away from the ghost, circling the tomb in the opposite direction he did earlier. The spaces between the tomb and the walls are not wide enough for Throg and Kelgar to both attack the ghost, so Throg attacks the ghost's back while Kelgar follows right behind him. -Kelgar fails to...

Draw, Savannah, done. Mooseman: 20 Hand: 7 Library: 52 Battlefield: (U) Terramorphic Expanse (, T, Sacrifice Terramorphic Expanse: Search your library for a basic land card and put it into play tapped. Then shuffle your library.) Graveyard: Exile...

Dark Horse. :p

I might have gotten to this last night. I'll just say it was knocked out of my head when that 210-pound kid landed on my head. I'll post soon—probably.

*Cugel will also fire on them, if possible.*

One issue with this is that regardless of whether we think it's a good idea, someone else might. If Chinese scientists, for example, determine that a particular use of some geoengineering technique would benefit their country and their government decides to do it, there's not much anyone else...

If I did like Starbucks at all, I would be very fortunate to live where I do: all the jokes about Starbucks across from Starbucks and Starbucks next to Starbucks and such seem to be based on my entire county. I guess that's not surprising, because they're based in Seattle. But we also have an...

Firefox, actually. :p Now now, we should call it by its proper name: Windows Internet Explorer (Not Responding).

Television? Bah, a thing of the past.