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You know ... I'm pretty sure that this would happen a lot if you tried that with your average technogeek gamer guy. You'd have to just get used to it.
Wait ... Morgan Stanley? (...Huh. Morgan Stanley. And it's all working just about as well as you'd expect.)
They're like crack. Short, furry, utterly adorable crack.
Reason 6,783 why I used to kick the cats out of the bedroom at night. That, and their alarm clock went off with the sun, up until the sun started rising after 6AM, at which point they figured that all humans should be up and feeding the cats.
I would so go to see this. Purely for the human versus monster versus hero versus ... whatever those little white dots were. And also, of course, the explosions.
I am pretty sure that at least 80-90% of gay men would not say that in front of the possessor of said ... attributes. Pretty sure. Even very quietly.
You know ... "serious back problems" aside, PG is actually a pretty enjoyable title. I do wish that the variant cover for issue 1 didn't look for all the world like Doris Day's just bustin' out all over, so to speak. (And at this point, half the people coming across this are thinking, "Who?" Whippersnappers.)
Wait ... Morgan Stanley? (...Huh. Morgan Stanley. And it's all working just about as well as you'd expect.)
They're like crack. Short, furry, utterly adorable crack.
Reason 6,783 why I used to kick the cats out of the bedroom at night. That, and their alarm clock went off with the sun, up until the sun started rising after 6AM, at which point they figured that all humans should be up and feeding the cats.
I would so go to see this. Purely for the human versus monster versus hero versus ... whatever those little white dots were. And also, of course, the explosions.
I am pretty sure that at least 80-90% of gay men would not say that in front of the possessor of said ... attributes. Pretty sure. Even very quietly.
You know ... "serious back problems" aside, PG is actually a pretty enjoyable title. I do wish that the variant cover for issue 1 didn't look for all the world like Doris Day's just bustin' out all over, so to speak. (And at this point, half the people coming across this are thinking, "Who?" Whippersnappers.)
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