The Zoo over Ambuscade Street

Dear Certain Person Who Wants To Start Forum Discussions:

You mean well, I'm sure you do, and you're trying. Your questions are interesting, even if you don't provide any examples yourself or participate much in said discussions. But limiting everything to strict, rigid guidelines and interjecting comments like "please keep this on track" and "this is what I don't want to see" rather than actually contributing to a discussion and following it where it leads just stifles discussion, rather than fostering it. And until you stop, I have no intention of contributing to any of your narrow, rigid threads.

Narrow rigidness is boring. That is all.

[ADDENDUM] Not quite all. Patting yourself on the back constantly for being so magnanimous and "saving" said forum is even more annoying.

This is what happens when geeks ignore the True Science of Baking and do something just because it's funny. And it is. The results are inevitable, but it's still damn funny.

I'm afraid I can no longer maintain my current standard of living without this. I MUST HAVE IT! Most people here are probably unaware of my longstanding love of dragons, but my house is liberally adorned with them. My first stuffed animal (which I still have) was a dragon.

I have informed (not asked) Erik that I must have one, even if we need a second mortgage on the house to get it. Oh yes.