DISQUS

Thumbs up to the new ep. Crazy, quadruple-jointed, wild-eyed, gleaming teeth-smile thumbs up.

The takeaway quote? "It's all about levels."

I'm thinking you've got a little work to do yet on your WoW addiction!

Get well soon!

Felicia, it actually would have made sense if your leg hair did show up in HD. Normal people in your characters position have way too much on their plate to worry about shaving.

I think one of the things really good actors (like you) do is acknowledge their vanity (because anyone who is going to be in public will have it) and place it aside for the good of the work. I absolutely HATE when an actor screws up a scene because he/she was more concerned with looking good than with doing good.

Great job the other night (well, technically last May, but you know what I mean!)

Todd,

Thank you for your service to the nation. Finally, someone has the courage to stand before God and man and declare "foodie" a ridiculously embarrassing word.

I think the preferred term is "Gastronome."

As in, "Mad Max, Beyond Gastronome."

Naked pictures of Jeff Lewis, definitely.
Comic Sans font.
Dr. Horrible fan fiction.
A list of books that you haven't read, and probably aren't going to.
A shot-for-shot remake of The Day the Clown Cried, starring you in the Jerry Lewis role.

Oh, that is the list of don'ts. Although Lewis pix are okay if he's in character. Vork can do no wrong.

A serious don't is don't muck up your site too much. I like it simple. You could hold an artist contest to render your likeness. Winner gets their work immortalized on your site in the header.

I'd love to see short clips of your gaming group in action. I find other groups really fascinating: they have a character of their own.

Also, if you do writing exercises, dialog, that sort of stuff that you don't use professionally, those would be cool to see. Writers who show their hand a little are writers I'm more likely to seek out and enjoy. E.E. Knight is one of those types. Have you read his Age of Fire books? Yeah, I know, dragons. But really, really amazing and complex.

Also, I like FriendFeed because it sounds like it is a zombie movie, not a social networking site. Even though zombie movies scare me so I don't watch them very often, I feel a lot more comfortable being associated with zombies instead of social networking.

I have my reputation as an anti-socialite to uphold, after all.

Act II took me to the moon, and I haven't come back yet, by the way.

You are a creator. It is in your design. We can all get really whacked out when the creation part is over and all the awful little "non-creation" details have to be addressed.

It is good for all of us to remember the seventh day, and keep it separate. You won't do the world any favors by driving yourself into the ground.

So go out among the wisteria and just sit. If perfectionism is eating at you, perfect the art of "just sitting."

And those voices in your head? That's the devil, and he doesn't want to help you.

You are made for so much more than the word "no." Don't defeat yourself that way. I struggle every day with that "no" voice, that "that is stupid" voice, that "they'll finally figure out you are a fraud" voice. I understand that in Hollywood there is a line of people just waiting to tell you how you don't meet their needs, how someone is better, how you need to work on X, Y or Z. Don't get in that line.

Completion isn't the goal. The work (and its absolutely necessary element - rest) is the goal.

I'm really sorry if I'm going overboard. Your words really hit a resonant nerve with me. Very close to home (and well-written, I might add).

I'm so glad that the juice is starting to go again, and hope you get addicted to a freeflow approach to the first draft. At the very least, those naughty voices can wait, after all, for the second!

PS - I'm reminded of how John was drawn into a life with Yoko: he was at an art show of hers in New York. One of the exhibits was a step ladder leading to something very small on the ceiling. John climbed to the top of the ladder, craned his neck and looked at the small thing. It was one word. It said, "yes."

Don't forget the yes.

P.S. - Outstanding.

Favorited, Rated, Commented, Blogged, Discussed, Dugg, Watched Thrice.

Did I miss anything?

Did you tell him that "you" had "remembered" the mismatched sock witch picture book title -- Dorrie the Little Witch?

The Internet loves you.

D'oh! I remember it now!!!!

Dorrie the Little Witch!

I'm an idiot!

http://dorrie.jdfiles.org/

Patricia Coombs. Ugh. I'm a complete fool for not remembering it right away.

P.S. Rothfuss isn't thinking of Belladonna in Which Witch by Eva Ibbotson, is he?

Man! I missed it by that much! What a great interview though. You are a regular Lois Lane!

Hmm. "Doing improv in the alley" must mean something different in Los Angeles than it does here, but it sounds like fun! I really wish I could go. I'd love to see the three of you working without a net.

Hey! I saw Viji Nathan in that beer commercial too! I thought she was great, loved the song and the theme, too. I even blogged about it, so that must means that it is a matter of national importance.

Right?

Wow! How you WoW now wows. And how!

I think it is groovy.

Kids say groovy.

They do.

In more serious news, Felicia - if you still need any help on a press kit, let me know and I'll do what I can. I'm in PR. (shh. don't tell a soul.)

I actually thought that was a more dignified explanation than "I was trying to get on a big bouncy ball."

Everyone knows there is no try.

Hello Rita Hayworth! Is Alora a descendant of Bob Landry?

Here's to your drastic pot-switching efforts.

Thank you. It is wonderful to hear of a man who spent his life throwing his talents wholeheartedly into the service of others. May your grief be full and the bonds of friendship and family grow stronger.

As soon as I can save up enough money to purchase an egress, we should exchange contact info and I will get the last of my non-singed issues to you, as long as I don't mistake the poor things for sandwiches. Again.

Of course, until I have an egress, income remains something of a far distant shore.

Binary fission is also a possibility.

Ben has clearly gone mad, mad I tell you. Comics have caused my parent's basement to become the pinnacle of accommodations that I may hope to achieve in my lifetime.

I'm hoping to move out of grandma's crawlspace by the time I start collecting social security. For now, it is dirt, darkness and occasional rainwater for sustenance for me. But at least I have the sweet, moldering pages of The Killing Joke for a pillow, a disintegrated 100-page spectacular Superman #245 from the 1970s as bedding, and a stack of X-Force #1s to burn for warmth.

You thought a WoW addiction was bad. Wait until you are panhandling to take care of your Cover Girl fix. http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2007/0...