The Blogs Are Inert

Well, seeing as it was last placed 5th on the all-best time comedy movies ever, it could sell well.

Ah, good ol' B6. good to know he's on his toes.

Oh heck. She married Jim Carrey.

It's the apocalypse, I tell you...

Anyway, I'll wait until after Christmas. Heck, I still need to sell Dumbledore's Office on eBay...

Indeed.

I think it's because r 2.5 is on a small scale, with four shades, that people are finding it difficult.

The glatorian, vehicles, Kardas, plunka Gadunka and Skirmix suck....

Like noobs.

Your 2.5 work is worthy of rayg himself, Dlakii. Your Spiriah, for example, is amazing.

Indeed.

Dlakii, you're just awesome downright.

Indeed.

Indeed.

In other news:

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In the episode "Dead Man Talking", it is revealed that McGee writes mystery/crime stories[10], and in the season four episode "Twisted Sister", it is revealed he has published a book entitled "Deep Six". It became known in the episode "Cover Story" that McGee has been successful as a writer, and garnered a fanbase. It was kept a secret from the NCIS team for a long time. Under his pseudonym "Thom E. Gemcity" (an anagram of "Timothy McGee"),[11] he has penned at least two novels as part of the Deep Six series, one published and one in progress.[12] The title of the first book, Deep Six: The Continuing Adventures of L.J. Tibbs (whose name and character are based on Leroy Jethro Gibbs) suggests[13] there have been previous novels, but these have yet to be named, though the cover of McGee's first revealed book states that it is volume five, suggesting four previous novels. The next of McGee's books to be released, and sequel to its predecessor is entitled Deep Six: Rock Hollow. In the episode "Cover Story", Rock Hollow becomes a focus point in that the NCIS team are investigating two murders (both committed because their killer thought they had robbed a convenience store and killed the clerk, as it was written in the book), when McGee reveals everything that has taken place has been part of the book he is currently writing. It is then discovered that the story was stolen from the typewriter ribbon McGee threw away, and that Abby could be the next victim.

McGee's writing has given him enough fame to be feted as a minor celebrity and he can enjoy perks such as VIP clubbing, as seen in the episode "Friends and Lovers". McGee has ostensibly used the profits from his writing to purchase a Porsche Boxster (seen in the episode "Twisted Sister") and an Armani leather jacket (seen in the episode "Dead Man Walking").

The characters in McGee's books are actually based on the NCIS team, with Leroy Jethro Gibbs as L.J. Tibbs, Anthony DiNozzo as Tommy, Ziva David as Lisa, Abby Sciuto as Amy Sutton, Jimmy Palmer as Pimmy Jalmer, and himself as McGregor. This displeases some of the NCIS team, and McGee is victim to constant torment from Ziva and DiNozzo for many episodes thereafter. Palmer seems especially unhappy with his portrayal, which seems to include some acts of necrophilia, and when Gibbs learned that his character Tibbs' love interest was also a Colonel, Gibbs seemed surprised and unhappy about his private life being a part of McGee's books.

This is why NCIS is awesome. Pay particular attention to the last paragraph. When/if I leave the BZP staff, I am SO changing my name to Pimmy Jalmer for a month.

Oh my.

I just discovered that my cat is very mad again.

Any tips here?

Lick her ears.

See what happens.

Cheap booze.

She will never be seen again.

Poor cat will get lost in those fat rolls.

Trouble is, this cat is a hazard. She's a life threat. My wrist, nay, nearly my vein, was torn into by her. The scars still remain. She nearly killed me.

And she's fat and lumpy. Hug her, and your clothes will be being washed three weeks from now because the fur won't have come off.

She is neurotic.