My husband loves the monk. I chose the Barbarian this time around, and let me tell you,omg! She can survive some insane amount of damage, and huge mobs. The game is beautiful. Blizz did a great job.

Lol at this post and at Kyle Manchester.

Haven't felt worthy? You have no idea what a huge part you took(fuck still take) in my life and others. I looked up to you my whole life. You were in two movies that made a huge impression on my childhood. Secret of Nymph (coveted that movie as a child, and take joy in showing it to newer generations), and Stand by Me. Movies like that make a lasting impression on a kid. AT least they did me. Let me tell you about TNG. I don't know how to explain this without getting too personal. Some bad things happened when I was a child. My parents and I never spent much time together as a family but each week my mom would sit on the couch, my dad the recliner and I would lay on the floor with my pillow and we would watch TNG together as a family. Call it cliche or whatever but you have no idea how much that meant to me then, and now. TNG and Nightcourt (Brent shoutout) lol and in the Daytime reading rainbow. Ah coincidence. Today your still here with "Go out and create something". I can tell you your not blowing smoke out your ass it really does make a difference. Your a great talented person and to whatever part of your brain ever told you anything bad about yourself I tell it to fuck off. Not worthy. Pft. Honestly, thank you Wil. I wish nothing but good to you and yours.

I did stuff like this growing up. I would get excited about something then manage to somehow mess it up, and make a complete ass out of myself. Those experiences tend to never leave your brain, and come up way to often. Like your brain thinks you constantly need to be reminded of the lesson, "Hey don't try to set old people on fire", or "Don't use the parallel bars because you damn well know your not coordinated enough to pull off a spin, and you'll fall on your head in front of everyone so they can snicker at you again." Gee thanks brain... I am a semi-new reader, but a permanent one for sure. Funny you mentioned Foundation, Im starting to read the series. Although I am 28 now and super disappointed no one showed me Asimov when I was younger.

You are always introducing me to new music or new places to hear music. Through futurecast I found some bands like Mike Doughty. You tweeted about Dead Can Dance on Pandora, through that I found ES Posthumus (give them a listen if you haven't already). Quite awesome sir, keep them coming!

Ah the glorious technobabble! Have fun Wil!