My cat, Hermione, woke us up one night thirty years ago to warn about an electrical fire in a kitchen outlet.

Considering the butthurt already felt by 4channers and numerous Redditors due to Gawker sites and their outing of their adolescent behavior, expect an onslaught of drooling posts targeting you all for 'hypocrisy' and other unfocused and irrelevant critiques.

I may be misremembering, but I seem to recall another 'robot waiter' aside from this one and the ones in Pasadena. It might have been from a story in Future Magazine (or Future Life, as it became) around 1981 , but I just don't recall.

These hacks go beyond iCloud.

Anonymous speaks regarding the leaks.

So is Gawker Media...

Well, that's the dumbest thing I've seen today.

This town is full up of these sorts of arrogant wannabes who talk big, and end up with nothing. That this particular one chose not only to be rude, but be so public about it only guarantees a faster decline.

Correction...

Anyone who beats an animal that way wouldn't lie, right?

Hague said in his apology to PIX11 that the dog wasn't his, and that he was pet-sitting for a friend when the pooch, named Sade, caused him to "lose control" after a "minor frustration."

Precisely.

Um, no - okra has been huge not only in my family for generations, but in this country for a couple of hundred years.

I can think of nothing to say but, "Awwwwww."

Fuck 'em.

Even the studio harmonies on "Paperback Writer" are awful.

Apparently, my post came across as far more negatively than I intended at all. I frequent Gawker sites, and enjoy them overall. It was an honest question, not intended as a slight.

An amazing talent as an actor, and as a director. RIP, sir.

Instead, let me specify that by 'here' I mean all Gawker sites, not specifically Kitchenette.

Just curious, since I do see this happen frequently here, and wasn't at all aware of how the sites function nor how much attention is (or can be) paid to such things.