EUOL vs. Scalzi

[Sigyn]

So, EUOL has chopped up watermelon with a sword.  But has he ever done this?

http://www.scalzi.com/whatever/004457.html

[dawncawley]

Brilliant!! I am sure the watermelon was too, but having not seen that particular picture I really have no basis for comparison, sorry. But, I love the CatBacon

[Shrain]

For one disastrous moment there, I thought you were speaking of a new type of breakfast meat. Catbacon, eww!

But I found that Whatever blog to be hilarious. hahaha. Ahh, now I can survive the rest of the day.

Of course, I do hope the authorities follow up with Scalzi. Wasting bacon is a felony of the highest order.

[EUOL]

SCALZIIIII!!!!!

[Skar]

Who says it was wasted?  Brush off the hair,voila!  Good as new.

[Shrain]

Well, he says he didn't let the cat eat it but I'm pretty darn sure that you *can't* get cat hair off of something once the confounded hairs entrench themselves in whatever it may be. So if Scalzi did consume said post-cat bacon, I think he might soon be dealing with a hair ball or two whilst he is working on his book. I hear this problem is a common one among crazy authors....

[stacer]

Speaking of cat + bacon, and tying this to the SFWA presidency run, take a look at what Theo Black designed for Scalzi's presidency run. Take a look in particular at the third picture's flag.

[Peter Ahlstrom]

This is so last year.

I've been regularly reading The Whatever since after Worldcon.

[stacer]

I have too, actually. Though the LJ feed doesn't always come through, so I apparently have missed a number of posts. However, the cat/bacon flag is so today.

[Peter Ahlstrom]

Well, that is true!

The smear video from a couple days ago is hilarious.

[Shrain]

Ironically, I think I like reading Scalzi's blog quite a bit more than his actual books. After finishing Old Man's War, I am not really moved to read the sequels.

[Peter Ahlstrom]

On Scalzi's blog, you get Scalzi's personality, and it's fun to read. In Scalzi's books, you get...Scalzi's personality, coming from every single character (except the ones you're supposed to detest), and it's distracting.

I read the Ghost Brigades and enjoyed it slightly more than Old Man's War, and will probably read his other books too, but for me, they're not hardback buys.