(glancing up over my reading glasses to see my son break his last lockpick in the The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion lockpicking minigame before turning my gaze swiftly back down at the funny pages and mumbling around the mouthpiece of my pipe) creditable effort my boy
It annoys me to no end that people keep quoting Bloom on Shakespeare. Tony Tanner or Marjorie Garber (both also wrote about all the plays) has much deeper analysis & more interesting insights, but people just love all the bombast about inventing the human & overhearing oneself.
i think there’s something patronizing and disrespectful about “cozy” books very much akin to how a lot of film/tv is written for people on their phones. both are making extremely uncharitable assumptions about the audience
customized my local classic wow server to add ~100 bots to goldshire inn who will never leave and are programmed to argue about the xbox 360 vs ps3 nonstop
Anyone playing Metal Gear Solid 4 for the first time today should legaly be required to watch a hour video of Old Snake smoking a cigarette before they can play.
Best plural forms ranked:
1) internal (tours de force, culs-de-sac)
2) ending in -i (magi)
3) is to es (oases)
4) suppletive (people)
5) vowel changes (geese)
6) f to ves (thieves)
7) adding en (oxen)
8) no change (moose)
9) adding es, ies (boxes, babies)
10) adding s
The only book in the Amazon top 50 that contains footnotes is a self-published critique of the International Military Tribunal drawn from Schmitt's interpretation of Hegel and the Legal Realism of Oliver Wendell Holmes. This is a current photo of the author.