Grendel and Greenlanders

I now, in addition to Greenlanders, have Grendel from the library. I even started the first 10 pages of Grendel, written by Something Adams. I haven't finished Greenlanders, but at least I'm halfway there, does that count?

One thing I love about Greenlanders is the stories are easy to remember and I could tell them to my children. On second thought, just because they're easy to remember doesn't mean they'll necessarily come to mind and intact. I think I should be caveating easy to remember with the following: for at least an hour.

On writers:
One writer I have consisently enjoyed is Nick Nunziata's writing on chud.com, I happened over there randomly, back when it only had a handful of DVD reviews, most of which were written by him. The Matrix II review stands out in my mind, probably because my bookmark was set there, before I updated and simply put chud.com.

How many other people bookmark a site in a random spot but really only want the main page. my toothpastefordinner bookmark always goes back to the hampster with the incredibly fast heartrate. I kinda wish I'd never seen a picture of the creater of that comic, he looks friendly enough, but now I can't read the poorly drawn napkin comics withouth thinking of his wookie-like features.