Or, perhaps, "...after falling down a forty foot long canvas tube lined with fish hooks into a vat of lemon juice."

I marked mine with the eight signs of the Saaamaaa ritual, and smeered crushed garlic around the chalk circle.

As a kid I was convinced that angels were all females, and mortified when I was cast in that role.

I'm playing that game for the first time. I've not gotten to that yet, so I've got that to look forward to!

O have a problem where I sometimes skip parts of a post. In this instance, I managed to avoid all references to a horse.

This was a very confusing thing to read.

Combine them to be Cyberpunk.

Err, that should have been aaaggh, not Afghanistan!

That's possible.
I was thinking though that Bob called a code blue when investigating the bank in The Rhesus Chart. I don't think the emergency services were involved.

Right. As soon as I've finished the New Management books again I'll have reread everything taking notes!

Is Chulhu the chud Cthulhu?

Afghanistan! I'll have to make up my own stuff then!

As I recall, code blue is for serious situations. I can only remember two code reds, when Angleton passes out from being almost repossessed, and the vampire elder attacking the New Annex. So maybe it's when Laundry personal are under threat.

Quick questions if you don't mind Charlie. What's the difference between a code blue and a code red, in the Laundry?
And what do baggers do?

I've started running the RPG, these things may come up!

I bet she Don't Feel Like Dancing.

The squiilionaires already did the face in the 70s, just in time to prank the Viking probes.

The movie. For all it's myriad flaws (someone should have been shot for the gondola-hovercraft scene) it does have some decent scenes and dialogue.

Thanks Charlie, now I've got two things I know I shouldn't look up, yet feel compelled to do so.

My dad had the surgery last week. He also says things are more blue.

OK, is "sad boner professor" something I will regret googling?

I'm not saying Dread Cthulhu would be good for America, as such.

But let's not dismiss any idea out of hand.

I knew it!

All those references to Skaro now make sense.