I first played Shadowgate on the NES as well, and I also miss that style of gaming. It's why I still prefer the first Resident Evil, even though so many of the sequels are incredible- there's an atmosphere

I'd like to submit "Uninvited" for an honorable mention. It was another fantastic point-and-click adventure for the Mac from the mid-80's. The memory of the first time I got the attention of

I'd be disappointed if you didn't!

Thank you so much!

Appreciated, as always!

I only wish your own comment here would be appropriately rewarded, as it truly was a sup(poo)rb read. I believe the correlation you noticed between toilets and quality writing is significant; in fact,

That's a shame. I think the film is great as well, though it gets a little too heavy on the melodrama. This class killing itself is already inherently tragic without cutting back to that scene of the

I can't read past the introduction because I've only seen the film and still intend on reading the novel- but the Drowning Pool reference alone was worth it!

So true

Agreed!

Shit, man, you wrote the shit outta this comment!

Just make sure you've readied your poorachute...

Seriously, I think I can play the theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind if I time my button presses right.

Thanks!

Thanks very much! Kind of you to say!

Thank you! The toilet is a throne of flowing creativity.

Thanks so much!

Good advice!

Thanks!

You have a great way of making the utterly alien feel familiar, which is the fundamental challenge of all sci-fi. You achieve it through the great cafe framing device, and your evocative descriptions,