According to the article, the supposed kicking off point of the "new" era is the annexation of Crimea, which by Huntington's definition is intra-civilizational, and, as the article admits, by the logic of *the attackers themselves* (Ukraine never existed, it was always Russian).

"You calling us beggars?"
"Suitable armaments could be acquired."
"The Tomb will be a traumatic experience."
"My hen pulls for the Lady of Brine."
"The business of heroes is not usually masonry."
"I know songs about looting and pillaging, but not at sea."
“Ask him if his seed produces white babies.”

Give me "It was the Year of the Behemoth, the Month of the Hedgehog, the Day of the Toad," please.

Does melodrama age well? Racism? Clichés? Names like Alhana Starbreeze?

Well, there goes my Carmine Cairn joke into the wastebin.

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... maybe add Lewis to Appendix N, considering *Deities and Demigods*.

I spent about 30 hours this summer furiously writing a Delta Green scenario set in my high school town...

Rotating geomorphs. OH NO

If it's any consolation (and I know it's not) our cat shat on our bathroom rug (she's just a dick), too. Good luck drying out and cleaning up.

Tie

Maybe two or three salvageable portions in the whole lot.

Boy, oh boy, oh boy. Killin' Moffs could get to be a habit with me.

Looks like the basis for creating a Mausritter scenario set in the house the group is playing at.

"I assume this is what Curly talked about that you talked about."
"Am I putting on the black armor?"
"She's a pretty clear-cut villain."
"Let's leave the meatball to itself."
"Let's take him down. We may need some rope where we're going."
"Let's bury him somewhere nice, like under an olive tree."

The remain-in-emptied-tub move is steeped in pathos. (strangely not bathos)

Ah, the Torment Nexus.

Third film in the latest Ethan Coen trilogy.