no more nerdage? oh, well, there's always chocolate

My DunDraCon's all done, and i had a blast despite misplacing my dice (where were they, you ask?  in my backpack all along, in a pocket where i didn't think to look until i got home).

In the meantime, please delight yourself with two reports from alasdair and stu_n on visiting a gourmet chocolatier in London.

Also, baseball fans (and especially Red Sox fans) will enjoy thomascolthurst's parody of "Who's On First?"

no more nerdage? oh, well, there's always chocolate

My DunDraCon's all done, and i had a blast despite misplacing my dice (where were they, you ask?  in my backpack all along, in a pocket where i didn't think to look until i got home).

In the meantime, please delight yourself with two reports from alasdair and stu_n on visiting a gourmet chocolatier in London.

Also, baseball fans (and especially Red Sox fans) will enjoy thomascolthurst's parody of "Who's On First?"

drive-by grammar nazi!

Take a verb that ends in -ce, such as "service" or "replace".  When you add the -able suffix to adjectivize that word, the result should keep the e.  Do not elide it, or the c will become hard.  "serviceable", "replaceable": good.  "servicable", "replacable": bad.

drive-by grammar nazi!

Take a verb that ends in -ce, such as "service" or "replace".  When you add the -able suffix to adjectivize that word, the result should keep the e.  Do not elide it, or the c will become hard.  "serviceable", "replaceable": good.  "servicable", "replacable": bad.