Not all the dials were spoiled. We still do not have Circe's dial.

I'll get it to you tomorrow morning.

Oh man, I laughed out loud at that twist ending. I'm glad at least one of you survived to upload this.

Criminals are a cowardly and superstitious lot...

I'm lol over the swooping bat in the room on my ride home from a crappy day of work... thanks for that

a couple of things were making me nostalgic:

1. the Wizard "Casting Call". I loved those articles. I mean, how many of us comic fans don't do that with our friends anyways?

2. ZARDOZ! I first even heard of this crazy movie when my friend randomly sent me some meme or demotivstional poster of Sean Connery in a diaper (go ahead... Google it) that did not look photo-shopped and I HAD to look it up. if you've never seen it I highly suggest watching it once (under the influence if you are old enough)... I believe it's a right of passage in some cultures.

Worst part was after we cut it disappeared, it flew into the other room and vanished!

Zardoz talk! Yes! Hope the sculpt looks like Sean Connery.

A bat flies into the room, and none of you say "I shall become a bat"




MISSED OPPROTUNITY

Come on, Jeremiah! I KNOW FOR A FACT that you have Bat Slaying experience! Just grab the nearest handy dandy plunger and get to work!

(Please ask if you'd like to hear the full story)

I was fully ready to grab the nearest box or blunt object, but by the time we got our headphones off, the thing had vanished out the door. We now know how Commissioner Gordon feels.

Is it to late to ask for the story?? Lol.

When we were younger, Jeremiah, our younger brother Tim, and I were watching Toy Story when it first came out on VHS (Yes, we're old). I had just gotten a new kitten and she was EXTREMELY small. We're talking fit in the palm of your hand small. While watching it, we heard this TERRIBLE squealing noise coming from the basement. We got up to check it out, and at the top of the basement stairs was my new kitten (Phoenix) with a Bat hanging out of her mouth furiously flapping and trying to get away. When she saw us she ran back down the stairs. We followed her. She dropped the bat which was too injured to fly away. Jeremiah knew that he couldn't just let the thing die slowly and in pain so he grabbed the nearest blunt instrument (A plunger) and, well, put it out of it's misery with it.

Because I'm an ass, I had the idea to put it in a container that couldn't be seen through for our Mom to discover on the kitchen counter when she got home. Needless to say, she screamed...kind of a lot. We got in a lot of trouble...totally worth it!

Moral of the story: Jeremiah is awesome. And you guys were awesome as kids totally worth it!!