FriarFritz

That is a terrible adaptation of Tolkien's work, while at the same time being completely hilarious.

yaY!

My week has been good. I got a tuba (borrowed), so that's cool. Where has my guitar pick gone?

Gets Edgedancer Inserts cake

Gets an 18-year-old who vastly prefers jazz and pre-2000s rock to modern pop music. Inserts Ella Fitzgerald.

I have been appointed @I Am A Fish's head of propaganda campaigning, if anyone's interested.

Fools! Victory shall be mine!

Totally. Here's two posters in signature size:

Oh, TFE, all the way.

^ 819

Wasn't it a stingray what done him in?

Vote for Fish!

"Hurry! We must escape before the Taco Fiend is awoken!"

It can't be as bad as what's already being done to this one

I nominate @Negative_Null

"It was the DJ! It's all part of his plan to make the best nachos!"

To Eregion!

Counterpoint to myself: Is it not written, "If you want something done, give it to someone who's busy"?

That'll happen anyway, seeing as the nominations are all from this site.

But if he has to rule the world, how will he have time to write books?

Panic on the brain, world has gone insane

Eats actual waffles (well, in a few minutes)

Fritz scratches his head. "Didn't she just say to leave her behind and get out of here or something?"

I think it was actually pretty good movie. My only real problem with it is that it didn't seem "Sonic-y" enough, if that makes sense. I'll explain it this way: I read a lot of the Sonic the Hedgehog comics when I was younger (and really, the only reason I haven't read any in a while is that I haven't had access to them). This series - especially the later ones - had some strong characters, decent plotlines, and a fascinating world. I would have loved a movie that brought us to the world of Mobius, gave us the Freedom Fighters, the Chaotix, Dr. Robotnik/Eggman, Shadow, Monkey Khan, etc. Instead, we had a movie set on Earth, that's basically about humans. The only actual Sonic characters are Sonic and Robotnik. I liked the movie, and the (spoiled above) post-credits scene makes me excited for a sequel, but really, I think I'd rather they'd just made the sequel.