@knightvash: That IS a clever idea. The downside is that if the teeth are flexible, then you reduce its ability to do any work at all. Once you introduce exterior forces for it to manipulate (as a lifting device, for instance), the system falls apart because the new force is just as capable of manipulating the…

@knightvash: why would they bother with a device that can't work.

@Pavement clawing maniac: but even subatomic particles can't violate the 2nd law. It's the 2nd law for cryin out loud!

@magista: you lived and you loved

@crescentfresh: yeah, it's too bad about the first 7, but the rest are pretty large

@OgilvyTheAstronomer: the parallels are endless!

@ArleenCabango: wait, which one has a wig??

@Charlie Jane Anders: practically makes the world go 'round, incompetence.

@Mackem: I didn't even notice until you pointed it out. "A Song of Ice and Wookies" - brilliant! :p

@a.seivewright: Unfortunately, it seems like every fight against illogical arguments is like a fight against Rutger Hauer.

@Sabithomega: "That's...nine hundred and eleven thousand!!"

Yeah, but did MEPA tell them about the microhabitat that shouldn't have fake sand thrown on it? I mean, how is anyone who isn't a biologist supposed to know that fake sand is even dangerous? It wasn't even synthetic - it was made from simple rocks. I mean, that's not intuitive at all.

@Sabithomega: "500 hundred" - is that 1 thousand? or literally five hundred hundreds, which would be 50,000?

@OutlawDominus: +1

@99TelepodProblems: "Batman: the Animated Series" did do a take on Arkham Asylum.

@paqman: That's the next step of course, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.

See Hollywood? See how much better an actress becomes when you finally let them get their hair dirty?

@Andy Neil: All of that is perfect...except lets set the whole show before Banner becomes the Hulk, and you've got a deal!

and Marvel's Jeph Loeb and Joe Quesada

They basically just proposed a Superhero power.