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I've mentioned before, when Diane first learned of Elliot she though he'd be perfect in a way that fit her "everything's about me" attitude at the time, he'd give her attention when she wanted and wouldn't pressure her into doing anything, a doormat as she called him. Then she got watching the review show and she started seeing him as a nice and funny and likable guy and she actually started to care about feelings and stuff. When she learned about his date, she panicked, the first guy she actually had feelings for snapped away. After seeing Elliot with Ashley as well as finding out about his abilities, Diane questioned a lot about what she wants and whether Elliot was the right guy, it's uncertain if she still plans on trying to seduce Elliot, but her behaviour lately seems to point to the possibility that she won't.

Not just face, but the use of multiple arms in that made it great as well.

Nonsense. Everything is real except me. I am just made up.

I was right in that the attack was already underway during all this and that Dan would do a rewind to show it. I believe we saw 3 vampires so far, so there's 3 more yet to show up. And Magus said Moperville is loaded with people capable of killing vampires too? Are we talking the Paranormal Division, or are vampire hunters more common?
 
Edward's description certainly fits vampires, but body snatchers are a different flavour of aberration, and as we saw with Francine, body snatchers don't need to kill their hosts.
They'd be like parasites, the host might  appear to have an increased appetite while being possessed, I bet when the old man's coworkers, or who ever, learn of his death, they'll probably be like "but he seemed to be so healthy the past 8 months, we actually though he was on his way out back then but he managed to bounce back...though I'm not sure his secretary appreciated the requests to dance for him..."
Though it is interesting to hear the motivation for Sirleck to become an aberration, it fits what I had thought about with the good guy gone bad reason, Sirleck probably had a decent life once, but got screwed over or bullied or something and he turned to darkness out of revenge of what he felt was justice and then he started getting greedy.
 

Actually, Elliot knew Nanase from ASMA before the France trip, because Elliot rescued Justin during Freshman year, and Justin revealed that Elliot introduced him to Nanase shortly after that fight, Justin also has a flashback showing the introduction, he's seen still wearing the bandaid Elliot gave him. The France trip was the summer after Freshman year, so yeah Elliot knew Nanase already,

Not new, it was known in the first Sister arc.
 
BTW, no one's commented on how Magus reacts to realizing that Ashley wasn't in the know about Ellen's origins, and how he attempts to convince Ashley to not let this info affect her relationship with Elliot. Certainly not something a bad guy would do, right?

Actually, Elliot knew Nanase from ASMA before the France trip, because Elliot rescued Justin during Freshman year, and Justin revealed that Elliot introduced him to Nanase shortly after that fight, Justin also has a flashback showing the introduction, he's seen still wearing the bandaid Elliot gave him. The France trip was the summer after Freshman year, so yeah Elliot knew Nanase already,

A Kangaroo form would probably work.

A Kangaroo form would probably work.

Danish has ten vowel phonemes. We used to have eleven but one has more or less fallen completely out of use. A, E, I, O, U and Y did not cover our needs so we added the extra characters Æ, Ø and Å to our alphabet. Yes, I know that in English the vowel status of U and Y is questionable. We Danes didn't care. We sent them to a retraining camp and now they serve us as full time vowels.

Nioi told Ellen what happened at the end of Ellen's second life dreams.

http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=2423
Apparently even possessed siblings fight as soon as they get in the car.

"elev Holqoq 'oghlu'pu'bogh ghojmeH vum neH 'Iv?"
-reportedly, Klingon for "Why would anyone bother learning a made-up language like Elvish?"

Not really because he wouldn't be able to keep up the charade without raising anyone suspicions, and that's already happened after Nanase realizes that Ellen lied about the voyeur and didn't show up to meet her. Ellen lying about something like that would be completely out of character and then when Ashley wakes up and tells Nanase what happened (she didn't see it, but she heard Elliot say Ellen's name and then heard the zap and suddenly Elliot was blonde and put her to sleep) it's already got the potential of Sirleck having to quickly take Magus' body and disappear for a while which may be difficult if Immortals get involved and maybe Abraham would be able to track him down as well like he was able to with Ellen.
Hmm, maybe that's what Magus is counting on, Pandora did say that Abraham would be an adversary in the future, but maybe he hopes that Abraham would detect Sirleck and destroy him while keeping in mind that Magus might not be a monster like Ellen wasn't.

Lest We Forget.

Oh yes. This could happen, too. I still remember with vast satisfaction how a level 59 rogue once went on a killing spree in our starting area. He got himself swarmed by lowbies. He had a crowd of at least a dozen or more of us constantly using stuns, roots and whatever else we could think of on him. Some of them kept getting through and eventually he went down under a pile of enraged level 6 to 11 characters. We had a field day on the forums with that one.
Another rather less extreme example took place in the desert next to the enormous Un'Goro Crater. A level 60 night elf rogue decided to gank two undead priests who were adventuring next to the crater. These two were both level 48, I think. Normally he would likely have won handily but instead both priests used mind control on him and made him jump into the Crater. The furious rogue had to spend a long time recovering his body due to the vast distances and finally returned almost half an hour later, bent on revenge. When he attacked them, they mind controlled him once more and had him leap into the Crater again.
At that point he made a fatal mistake. He went on the forums and complained about how he had been treated. Needless to say, the levels of sympathy for a ganker targeting victims far below him in level were not exactly high. The storms of scorn that greeted him were awesome to behold. He made one last outraged attempt and posted, "Well, what would YOU say if some crappy undead priest mind controlled you to jump into Un'Goro Crater?"
The very next post replied, "I would say, AIEEEEEEEEE!!!!!"
For some reason he gave up after that.
 

It is such an immensely satisfying feeling in any game when your defences are working so well that you do not even need to pay attention to any attackers.
There was this time once where I was playing my World of Warcraft paladin way back before any expansions even. I had reached level 60 (max at the time) and was headed for a dangerous area known as the Plaguelands. I was supposed to meet up with friends so I waited in what was technically a hostile area but populated only by the lowest level of the enemy faction. Then, suddenly I hear an odd clanking sound repeat itself over and over and notice that an enemy player is attacking me. A level 6 rogue. Well, the massive mismatch means that she can't really hurt me, so I felt it would be mean to hit back. I try to shoo her off but she keeps attacking me. And by then the sound of her blunting her blades against my plate armour is starting to irritate me and I think she has actually managed to make a pixel of my health bar disappear, so I decide that enough is enough and turn on my retribution aura. This is a damage shield that returns a minor amount of damage to anyone who hits you.
Minor damage for a level 60, that is. For a level 6, not so much. Three hits later the rogue had killed herself hitting me. She stopped bothering me after that.

That's it, you have to change your nickname now.

Been reading it for a while now.

The new Toyota Sith, for when you are drivin' on the Dark Side.

He does not look amused, lol.

Tedd's got this covered

 

That "Bandage Solution" is the key. 
You don't upholster the furniture.  You upholster the person in the furniture.