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If the monster is considered as Victor's child, he could claim Frankenstein as a family name. Of course, that would require Victor to not be a total prat, and then 75% of the book wouldn't have happened.

Hasbro says they like the Seekers in trios, so where are Slipstream's partners?

Titan-o-boa.

It waxes and wanes.

The problem with the Jedi is that, by the time of the movies, they've fossilized. They haven't had a huge threat or a problem they couldn't solve with just their reputation and a little saber-waving in so long that they're no longer capable of handling one when it does come up. Combined with...

But they'll be rewarded in eternity when they die, and that's what it's really all about, right?

Cthuluwu

I'll take anything that keeps him out of office at this point. I want to have faith in the legal system locking him up before then, but at no time in my lifetime has the legal system shown itself effective at dealing with famous white guys.

While we're waiting on the legal slog, someone should get him tested for dementia.

So, I've had the Zoids High-end Model Masters series Gojulas for a while now. Never manged to get my hands on the Gojulas Cannon set, it was either sold out or jacked up to way more than I was willing to pay. The Cannons got reprinted recently, and I got a set off BBTS. Now, I figured they'd be...

At that point they'll start saving it for tell-all books for a quick cash grab.

Reminds me of how Robert Jordan used to joke that the twelfth and final Wheel of Time book would be so long that it would have to include its own library cart. Sanderson ended up splitting it into three, and they were each still some of the longest in a series of very long books.

He also gets thrown across the room a lot so the bad guy of the week can show off.

Paragon for life. Except when it's time to headbutt Worf. Or shoot Udina. Or gut Kai Leng like a tryhard fish. But other than that, Paragon for.....most of life.

The average person has no idea what the difference is. They just see a rich guy who owns a tech company and assume he must know what he's doing.

Oh c,mon, you know if he bought it he'd call it X-pedia. And then get sued by Expedia for it.