Why are awesome t-shirts always so expensive?
Also this one, and this one, and this one, and this one, and…
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Why are awesome t-shirts always so expensive? Also this one, and this one, and this one, and this one, and… (Courtesy of Low Dog on the Totem Pole.) … [...] Once again, Chris Muir knocks it clean out of the park:
If you do not understand the reference, I do not know you… … [...] If you ever need something random to give me, a set of these (or even one) would do just fine. (Courtesy of Mike W.) … [...] Thankfully, this is not a concern for me, from various directions, but I have to admit that it would factor in: (Courtesy of Alan.)… [...] I know I expressed some interest in the “Help Nathan Buy Firefly” movement in the past, but it has often been said that I get easily distracted by bright and shiny things… At any rate, here is the most-recent update from said organization:
[...] On the one hand, it could be very easily argued that I am remarkably behind the curve on this, especially given my status as a Browncoat. On the other hand, I was biding my time to see where this might go, and whether or not it was even going to … [...] Watch it to the end, and the last line of this post will finally make sense. (Thanks to Patrick for the pointers.) … [...]
Discuss. (And if you have no idea what I am talking about, or why I made the choices I did, see here.) … [...] “All the protein, vitamins and carbs of your grandma’s best turkey dinner, plus fifteen percent alcohol.” Fellow Browncoats will be able to place that quote and identify its originator, but for the uninitiated out there, Jayne Cobb was describing a concoction known as “Mudder’s Milk”, for which Clay McClure of … [...] If I were able to push the price of Everything I Need to Know About Life I Learned from Firefly down to somewhere around $11-12 shipped, as opposed to its current CafePress price of $16.25 shipped, would anyone be more-interested in purchasing it? The only catch (and there is always… [...] You know you always wanted to learn how to say, “Holy Mother of God and all her whacky nephews,” in Mandarin. … [...] I am not entirely sure how I missed this, but Tim Minear’s (of Angel Unfortunately, it is not likely to ever see celuloid for a whole host … [...] If I thought this stood a snowball’s chance in a fusion reactor of actually working, I would be onboard in a heartbeat:
[...] “Castle“, “Dollhouse“, and “Chuck” are renewed (the last two are going to have to deal with budget cuts, though). Additionally, a remake of “V” has been picked up by ABC, including two folks off Firefly. [...]
[...] Well, without being too spoilerific, I have ot admit I am somewhat surprised at the choice of actors to play Alpha in “Dollhouse”. Do not go looking it up yourself, if you do not want to ruin the surprise, but suffice to say, it is interesting… [...] Some highly-skilled, intelligent, dexterous men grow up to be doctors, and have hamsters named after them. [...] As a long-time Browncoat who has watched both Serenity [...] I am a little behind the curve on this, but Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (otherwise known as Summer Glau Kicks Everyone’s Asses) will not be returning for a third season. I cannot say as though I am terribly surprised, and Lanie’s webpage adequately documents why – no … [...]  |
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