An article on autism and "mirror neuron processing"

Really, I just skimmed. Sorry about that.

Very random question.

Long time back, we had a cat named Ginger. Sweet cat, she's living with Marian-down-the-block now. At one point in her (then) young life, she had kittens. And for some reason I never understood, this caused part of her fur to change color, from ginger-ish to a cream color, for... well, forever. Is this *normal*?

*thinks*

Wow, that cat is getting on in years. This was all right when I met Lizziey, that's how long ago it was when Marian took her.

Oh holy frakkin' hell.

I just couldn't wait for the next episode of BSG to actually air. Fortunately, a friend of mine took pity on me and sent me a copy of the episode (which I'll watch when it does air, so it's not like they're losing ad revenue or anything).

Oh my god. This was so worth it.

I mean, I already knew a lot of what was going to happen because I'd cheated and read spoilers from Merry Olde England, but... wow. It still took me by surprise when *spoiler* *spoiler* *spoiler* at the end, even though I *knew* that *spoiler* would do that.

To explain how good this was, let me just say that I woke my mother up to tell her.

Question.

Why *is* shiny a good thing? Why not matte?
And why do people have "plot bunnies"? Why not plot armadillos?
And why on earth do people squee? Why not... something else?

Decided which ones I'm deleting.

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Not that you care, just thought you might like to pretend.

Taken from theferrett

This man saved the world, in a very real and literal sense.

Fugacious brought this to my attention....

Go! Reccommend books! It's for a good cause!

Gee, do you think I suggested enough books? :P

This link comes courtesy of SillyexclamationpointMuffin....

A man called They.