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If I had a spellbook, I'd want it to have "Don't Panic" in large, friendly letters on the cover...

Oh dear, EGS reads like a slice of life magical teens story and not a Rob Liefeld comic! What shall we do. Wait a minute. If I actually felt this was a problem, I would be reading Rob Liefeld instead.

It's kind of an old joke on Dan's part. At some point he decided to declare War on Vowels and tried to see how many sound effects he could create that didn't have vowels in them.

It's the sound of the spellbook downloading the new spell from the aether.

Actually that is just the short form of the title. The full title is "A Perfectly Normal Book And Not A Spellbook Full Of Profoundly Personal Magical Formulae That In Many Ways Reflect The Personality Of Its Owner."

He'll number the spaces the charts could be in, move each chart to the space with the number 2X the number of its pre-move space, and have an infinite number of odd-numbered spaces left vacant for more charts.

Personally, I think it makes as much sense for him and Ellen to be agender or nearly so. The preference for being one or the other sometimes could easily be wanting to experience things differently. He doesn't really seem to care about the girl vs boy part of it so much? It seems like what he likes about one or the other form has to do with things secondary to gender or the sex of the body: anonymity, feeling attractive in a particular way, gender roles (how people treat him/what people find acceptable), height/perspective, seeing more colors of red, everything cheerleadra... Whereas Tedd seems to have a more basic need to specifically be a girl some of the time. He still enjoys much of the other stuff, but it doesn't seem to be the driving force. I could be wrong, but I would put Eliot as agender, or agender to mildly genderfluid.

Someone forgot the dreaded: "Recalculating".

I figured you were just horsing around.

Mass Effect is a game where all the power lies with the female variant protagonist rather than the male. Admittedly this is mainly due to the voice actress who is so stupendously good that she puts poor male Shepard quite to shame.

We've had this discussion about whether or not the TFG can be used to cure cancer or other genetic issues. The only evidence in favour of this goes back to when Elliot was trying to convince Justin that getting zapped was safe, saying that studies showed that it increased longevity (as well as doing wonders for the sinuses). One would assume that part of increasing longevity would involve repairing damaged or cancerous cells.

"We aren't up w......." is what I thought, though "we fill'r up while you wait" might make more sense. There's a good chance that that guess is accurate, and if so, in the words of Strider: DAVE: thats a hell of a mystery no one thought was a mystery and didnt even really need solving DAVE: but damn if it didnt just get solved so nice work