I was in a hurry this morning so I did not eat breakfast. I've been watching the clock all day and waiting to get a sandwich at the cafeteria. I suddenly had a burst of time critical work to do, so I had to put lunch off for a while longer. I finally got down to the cafeteria just in time for them to have put everything away and be closing. I went back upstairs and decided to order something to be delivered, and then realized that while I was cleaning my purse out last night, ...
Well, okay, not all of them. But a few things come to mind with such irritation that I really feel the need to just briefly rant about them. 1) Figuring out proper endings for story segments. Ways to make it not just drift off and kinda fizzle out by the end. Normally not an issue, but it's been giving me problems lately for pure character interaction pieces. It falls in the issue that, really, most conversations between actual people are inane and not interesting to look in on even ...
THIS IS MY AUTHOR PAGE AND ONLY AUTHORS CAN HAVE SUCH A PAGE. http://www.amazon.com/Andrew-Moczuls..._NI9zqbED6F964 ... more seriously, I didn't even know this was a thing until Elf told me, so thank you very much to Elf. She rocks, doesn't she?
So, if you're a fan of horror movies, or really intelligent comedies, I'd really recommend seeing "Cabin In The Woods". It's a fun horror movie that has its tongue in its cheek and polks fun at the genre. Which has needed to happen for years. And since Joss Whedon co-wrote it, it's got a lot of funny parts to it as well. Plus "Husband Bulge", one of the best euphemisms I've heard in a long time. Not to mention, the Merman.
Discuss. Is it worth knowing what's in store for the mechanics and and Nasuverse world-building, or should I just wait longer and remain utterly surprised by every single detail in store, which includes the technicalities/magic porn/characters and interactions?
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