Who? I imagine most of you probably read the Encyclopedia Brown books at some point when you were growing up (http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/donald-j-sobol-dies-author-wrote-popular-encylopedia-brown-series/2012/07/16/gJQAumxdpW_story.html?hpid=z3). Sobol was the author.
I loved those books when I was a little kid–well, the first 13 of them. I see from an online listing that a bunch more were published after I had outgrown them.
I think I had a perfect record for solving each mystery. I don't think I've ready every book, though.
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ConvictionByCounterfactualClue
ah, TV tropes.
if no one hears from me for a week, send a search party.
Quote from: agentsteel53 on July 17, 2012, 02:24:08 PM
ah, TV tropes.
if no one hears from me for a week, send a search party.
xkcd named it a "browser narcotic". Seems like an apt description.
I've heard the term "supercritical": for every page you visit, you will open, on average, more than one link in a new tab for future reading.
Bonus points if you inadvertently open the same TV Tropes link in two different tabs in your browser.
The monomyth opened up my world to movies, and TV Tropes killed it, leaving a beautiful corpse. Can't watch anything new anymore...
TV Tropes ruined my life! It's true. :P