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All those far future SF novels about worlds without men? Not so far-future, after all. “Scientists have turned stem cells from an embryo into sperm that are capable of producing offspring.”

Soooo… tell me what’s funny about this comment written in response to this rather tame and reasonable post about the importance of creating strong female comic book characters: Nice piece. Of course, the two main things that would need to change is there to be more female leads (either in their own book or another

So beat your helpless charactersWith bricks and baseball batsWe’ve answered ALL our emailAnd shaved and waxed the cats (AND YAKS!)Procrastination is the foeWrite in a kindly whoreAnd add a bit of sodomy (USE LUBE!)And another dinosaur! (A LOT OF LUBE!) MAKE THEM FIGHT AND MAKE THEM SCREWMAKE THEM DO WHAT BAD FOLKS DOMAKE THEM MEAN

Are kewl. I really should see the remake of The Poseidon Adventure, just for the hell of it. What can I say? I was raised on disaster movies and post-apocalyptic SF shows. I’m bound to be a little morbid.

The other night, I wanted to eat a pound of cheese fries and drink five beers. Wouldn’t that have been great? Instead, I went home, ate some Spanish cheese and soy crisps, and went to bed mostly hungry. I am so tired of being hungry. Also, tired of needles. Also, tired of nerve-damaged feet. But

It’s a rainy day in Chicago, but the day job is slow, and I have coffee. Decaf coffee, but coffee nonetheless. Always gotta look on the bright side.

Only, no bombs. Also, less money.

No, I really have nothing to say today. At least not anything that doesn’t sound really whiny. I’m going to go work on God’s War.

I’m getting really, really sick of needles. Also, if my weight would stabilize at some point, I’d really appreciate that…

Our front stoop – we’re on the top floor Kitchen Living room – that elliptical machine and I have a very special relationship… Dining room/reading room Me and Jenn Outtake 1 More of me and Steph