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Is it sad that I recognised most of the musical cues from part two? Or is it awesome?

I'm leaning towards awesome, but only because of the "Tears in the Rain" bit at the end.

So, all in all, I found the story delightfully creepy. Mostly because when I got home after listening to this in the car, my house reeked of acetone. I was told that it was because my niece had been playing with nail polish.

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Yeah, nail polish. That's obviously what happened.

Damn it Norm, you gave me nightmares with that story.

I made my younger sister listen to it after I was done (It's part of a crusade I have to try and get her to like more than Twilight) and she claims that she was scared of it too.

In short: more like this please!

I remember hearing thin when it was on Escape Pod, and I liked it then. With Norm reading it, I now love it.

Seriously Norm, in my book your reading voice is up there with Stephen Fry and John Hodgman.

So, I caught myself humming a song today in calculus class. Only after I left class, after humming for an hour, I realized the song was "Jelly Park".

Norm, your viral songs have infiltrated my head to the deepest extent. I'm not sure whether to love or hate you for that.

Well, the story was great, the narration was awesome, and the "In Search Of" bit made me want to dig up some of the old Nimoy tapes in my basement. Really, the only thing I didn't like was that the concept (sentient storms) might hurt the chances for my recent submission being accepted. And that wou...

I know I heard about it via an Escape Pod blog post, but I honestly don't remember when.

Nix that, iTunes says it was November of last year.

Wow. Just... wow.

That was an awesome story. There's not much more to say about it. (Well, there is, but it's all related to how awesome the story is, so it doesn't really add to the statement.)

Well, since it's all part of my time travel outfit, I don't have a flamethrower. But it might be useful to have one for general purposes.

Mine is me. Usually a cloak would be involved in the getup as well, but it just didn't work out that time.

I'm gonna' go with Killary, as she obviously has the longer reach, and thus would ventilate Skarah before the latter could even get in range.

And now, a summary of the story I'm currently working on:

The tornado needed food if it wished to spawn. It looked and saw it's favorite food: a trailer park.

Your assignment offends me. It's not my classification, it's my teacher's. I was offended as well. Anyway, assigning Trajan's column to read seems rather impractical, but since I've already put Understanding Comics on the list on the basis that you'll want to know what it is you're reading, and sin...

Hey there everybody, I've got a problem. I've been assigned to write up a book list for a class called "comics as literature". Now, normally, I'd just say Watchmen and be done with it, but the assignment says that the parents of the students are all conservative right-wing Christians, and thus would...

I think everyone is forgetting one thing about Gore: The power tie. How can any cyborg hope to defeat anything wearing a power tie?

Option 0! Because I'm counterculture-cool!

I liked it overall, but felt that the romance subplot was too forced. What's wrong with just midlessly killing zombies?

Speaking as someone from Colorado who has had the misfortune of visiting Longmont more than once, I can tell you that this is perfectly normal.

Also, vagrant, try some boric acid around your doors and windows. That should clear up the problem.