Best thoughts for Gus.

And the dead but dreaming emanations of the Dead Sea Great Old One could explain much of the violence and weirdness of the region's history.

Hey, are you pitching something that's gonna be in your Mesopotamian RPG? <suspicious>

I wouldn't try resurrecting whatever formed the Dead Sea unless you *want* a kaiju-sized "ye liveliest awfulness"

Geez, that's enough bodies for a couple of slasher movies. Bayou Butcher & Bayou Butcher Part 2: The Return?

A talent gone too soon.

Customer support at LEGO.com is incredibly helpful, and damaged sticker sheets are specifically mentioned as one of the things they will replace for free. They have been having some trouble getting material through the U.S. postal system of late though. Can't imagine why.

Faust is a mind trip. Everything is part of a puppet theater. We're part of the play, making the play.

Favorite horror movie? How do you about LEGO?

Living in Mordor is an apt comparison. Evil won long ago. The sociopaths reshaped society for their benefit.

Laws haven't mattered for a while.

Look Outside for lots of body horror and cosmic horror. I've heard good things about Dead Letter Department as well.

I love the name "boschling" for the mix-and-match hell weirdos of Bosch's works.

I know... I've been buying Arc Dream (and before that, Pagan Pub.) products for over 30 years, each time thinking, "This'll be the one where they rip me off." But, nooo, year after year of quality products, banger after banger. It's like you *care* about the work you put out and your customers!

Also the author of the classic War Against the Cthorr sci-fi novels.

There's your problem. You believed in the inherent goodness of people. You had hope. Hope stabs you in the back every time.

Got badly injured on the job and had to quit and apply for disability

Lying this egregious should cause one's tongue to explode in a fountain of gore.