Sadly, yes. I've also observed that all attempts to control others (including by shame or any other form of intimidation) is ultimately an attempt to protect the perception of control over one's own circumstances and, by extension, oneself. Control everyone else and no one will control you. It's only an illusion, but…

No? Did anyone check the ass box?

Flying crowbar sounds like a kung-fu move.

"If I'm lying, may my nose turn into a big wiener."

NPC's matter? Pft. Talk about unrealistic.

Appropriate actions will be taken to ensure that such a serious error is not repeated.

ah-ah-ah. This is 'science'

"I remember when Bumblebee looked like this."

I'm not sure that is true. The batmobile was not an entirely original work. In fact, it was based on a 1955 Ford Lincoln. Mr. Vengeance's modded work isn't close to stock. I fail to see a huge difference in principle. The legal issues are another matter completely and am not speaking to that point whatsoever. …

Actually, this exact thing has been argued and won in court by DC comics relating to the design of the Batmobile. http://www.iplitigationupdate.com/2012/03/02/to-…

Yup. Way to stay under the radar, kid.

This is close to my experience. I remember many things very clearly from age 3, but just in flashes; sensory bursts of maybe a couple of minutes each. Sort of like movie flashbacks. Don't remember anything from before that age.

He did it on purpose? That's too meta for me.

X-Wing, Day of the Tentacle, Sam & Max Hit the Road. Those were my jamz back in the day.

All the video game toons came out at nearly the exact same time...and disappeared the same way. I'm trying to remember which one came first. I wanna say Pac-man. I was 10. Loved watching them all in their horrible goodness. The Pole Position song stuck with me for some reason. Didn't need the video to remember…

}#@!< you, daylight savings time!!!

"Oh, and they're naked."