Sweetness

See, I wait until they've at least finished the Mistborn trilogy to start getting into the cosmere stuff. That way I don't spoil too much and I have some handy examples.

That is so cool.

I'm not sure how that would work, honestly. Shardblades don't cut skin.

Sprenzilla O.O

We just figured out the entire plot of the Stormlight Archive. EDIT: 100th post, FTW!

Lyssie: probably next weekend. *cries* I can't see the presumably shiny new chat button!

Yeah, I don't have a smartphone. The full site is too slow to be of any use.

I would like to announce that I miss my ability to upvote. (REDACTED phone internet >.>) Currently owed upvotes: Zas in the Hoid thread and Windrunner for the above. Also, Som1. I don't know how old you are, but that stuff is coming across as high school drama. If that's the case, don't worry about it too much. Drama will happen. It's almost never as important as it seems. your real friends will come out the other side of it with you. Give your friend the opportunity to mature a little.

Wait. But what if it isn't a rock? ... Wait for it.. It's a Rock Lobster! XD *dances*

Zas, I can't upvote from my phone. But that very much needs to be upvoted. Just so you know.

I believe it was that Szeth was given the blade as part of his punishment.

I'm actually kind of glad Dalinar's book is number five. It gives us three more books worth of set-up for him. Considering that he effectively removed himself from a fighting position at the end of book one, it makes sense that over the course of the next three, he'll take a more administrative role. Although hopefully that will involve some Highprince head-bashing. But then, after seeing Dalinar as he is now, we'll get flashbacks to the reunification of Alethkar. We'll get to see the Blackthorn in action! And not only that, but we'll see the changes in his way of thinking. This will be a most interesting contrast, I think. Don't get me wrong, I love Kaladin. But he's only twenty in WoK. He's a young man, and his flashbacks show us the loss of his innocence, basically. I feel like it'd be much the same for Shallan. I'm very much looking forward to Szeth's backstory. Like, a lot. He's the most mysterious POV character we've met so far. (Please forgive typos, I'm on my phone :\)

It's not just a rock. It's a symbol. Possibly a metaphor. On the Radiants, I think Sats is right. If honorable acts gain you power, then dishonorable ones should get it taken away. Kind of a positive reinforcement thing, really.

Us? Insane? Nah. Can't be.

I would like to announce that I have no internet and am suffering from chat-withdrawal.

I approve

This movie was amazing. My dad, who has literally been waiting for this movie for fifty years, totally loved it. He had nothing bad to say about it. One question, very spoilery. The part where Loki starts ranting at Hulk and Hulk smashes him into the ground, Hulk said something, but I didn't catch it (nor did anyone around me) because the whole theater was cheering. Does anyone know what he said?

Really? That is awesome.

I would like to announce that Phase One of Operation Nanny begins today. (For those just joining us; I'm meeting with a potential employer.)

You're going to share those, right?

Bacon cookies.

Bonus points for Hitchhiker's reference

That was awesome and confusing. (And for the record; Not actually Brandon Sanderson. It was me. Nothing I said while using that name should be attributed to him in any way, shape, or form. All me.)

See what you guys are missing in the chat room?

Season One of the X-Files. I'm a cool kid.