Hug -

Thanks for doing that for me

I owe you -
not sure what yet but
I owe you

*laughs*  You're welcome, but I already had Photoshop open.  It took three seconds.

Great episode!  It was nifty to get Jim's opinions on all the nerdfury (a much better term than "fanwank," I must say) in one handy place, so we can point any potentially new Furious Nerds in that direction and quell their worries in one swift stroke.  Jim sounds so excited about the show, and his enthusiasm is infectious!

I loved hearing about your RPG projects.  I just finished up a class on fairy tale revision, and Zorceror sounds like something I might want to tell my professor about.  She also does a fair share of babysitting, and I wonder if the kids might be interested.  You mentioned it was a good game for introducing people to roleplaying... What "rating" would you put on it?  It sounds like something people of all ages could get into, but I just wanted to make sure it would still be appropriate for the kidlets.  When will the print version be published?  I didn't see a date on the website.

Also, Don't Rest Your Head sounds fascinating!

Thanks for the shout-out!  At first I was curious as to how you got my last name, but I guess it's associated with my gmail account, yes?  Coolness.

Looking forward to episode two!

Speaking of interviews, I wonder if there's any way you can swing an interview with Marsters around the time the fourth audio book comes out.  Or the Buzzy gals!  And if Robert has the time, I imagine he'd be open to an interview, as well.  That's the cool thing about podcasts!  Phone interviews are so much easier to wrangle than the in-person variety.

I took it to mean "After the Battle of Calderon," or rather "After Second Calderon."

The many Jims are rich with wisdom.

You'll always be extraordinary to me, BigMama.

The new Firefox has a "Restore Tab You Just Closed, Like An Idiot" feature.  Just hit Ctrl+Shift+T.

Y'know, for future reference.

Anyway, BRAVO on the superb work on the topic lists!  That's dedication!