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One on one? Toruk. Air power will always trump land forces unless the numbers on the ground are overwhelming. Would you go see the Avatar sequel?

Garbage in, garbage out. I think the gist is if one is "evil" in life, then they will be so in death.

puppies!

Cookies just out of the oven. Same.

music

Ice cream. I love ice cream. Favorite flower?

Somewhere between spending your day watching Jerry Springer reruns and fantasizing about becoming a workplace violence case study? Favorite breakfast pastry?

Yes. How much work is too little?

There.

*sigh* Every day. How much work is too much?

Jadzia Dax.

Let's see... the bright and efficient Naval commander going up against the idiocy of the civilian leadership and managing to pull out a miraculous success against overwhelming odds in spite of them and invariably written by a retired military guy. Humanity is saved yet again by the dashing Hero...

Depends on the book. Trade paperbacks I tend to jump up and down on and use as flyswatters.

Yes. We can not seem to learn.. Shall we lay odds on the victor this time 'round, or is that too morbid?

Been there.

No, which makes me sad. I love Eostre as much as the next guy. I want my chocobunny! Am I seeing legitimate parallels between the current European border crisis and those of the near past, or is it just a placebo effect because I am reading about World War I?

The Great Bug Dance. my best girl-friend is infamous for these. Yes, she will strip off in public at the meer thought of a bug down her blouse. Hilarious.

Indeed, I am a veritable waterfall at this point.

I have read The Lost Fleet as well. It's not bad pulp, eh? If you don't want anything too involving, The Solar Clipper series by Nathan Lowell has a feel-good storyline. I will warn you that it is not literature, just an escape. It could be easily read by a ten year old, and the science is...

creepy