Monday: This is the least dramatic storm ever

Seriously, it looks like it's going to get to Oahu, and then completely fall apart.  I don't even think it's raining here anymore.  What a ripoff.

Tl;dr;L:

• Title:  The Rats in the Walls
• Date:  1923
• Summary:  Guy moves back to England to rebuild his ancestral home that has fallen into ruin.  His last ancestor to live there killed the rest of the family and fled to America.  Upon returning, he hears rats shuffling around, a sound he's eventually able to trace down to a secret cave under the manor.  He gathers associates to investigate, but due to magical genetic insanity, accidentally the Captain Norrys.
• Last line in italics?  No.
• Writer writes instead of fleeing?  No.
• Rating:  6/10.  The description is good, but the end is just too clunky.  I also have trouble with the fact that just being in this place makes him crazy like his ancestors, when it's clearly established that the ancestors were fairly recent inhabitants of the place. 
• Read it:  Here.
• Wikipedia:  

I woke up too early today.

• For later reference: the makeup that's now visible in the remastered Star Trek.
• This person forgot: a large number of people are kind of bastards, so you have to make sure you work with a good group.  FYI: I work with a good group.
• I kind of want to make this.
• Not a squirrel.
• Huh.  That's kind of a crappy move.  I guess setting up something and then being surprised when it's popular is kind of short sighted.
• Because that guy's company is "Bespoke Pixels," which immediately made me think of "Bespoke Fucks."  Not at all safe for work.