a bit dry perhaps, but then he was playing to his audience. and it changed the course of history.

Not sure if you have seen these. They were spotted at the H&M at NorthPark Mall in Dallas.

The only rules that magic needs to follow is that it serves the narrative appropriately. The more complicated the magic system, the more hoops a writer needs to jump through and rules they need to break to tell their story, unless it is a 'hard' magic novel, where, like in 'hard' science fiction, the story is about…

I first read that as "to be played by Jenna Maroney ".

"Enjoy your death as I enjoyed killing you!"
Leela was badass. I loved that she was intelligent too.

Han shot first.

More so in Brotherhood i think. He's a dark man with a desire for vengeance but he does eventually see how futile his thirst for vengeance is and focuses on taking down the ones responsible for his homes destruction. That said, he will blow up a head or two without hesitation if it needs to be done.

Several times in the show and attempted in the movie. Though he was also aghast at unnecessary killing, he sure didn't hesitate when it was a bad guy who needed killin'

I think the only show that needs making is the Queen of Jordan.

It is as the prophetic documents foretold!

This:

That was Reubens? Brilliant!

I'll admit, I had a little squee moment when I recognized the RX-series pilot droid. Star Tours is about the only ride that I remember from Disneyland, because it was just that awesome for my little kid self.

I would throw in a couple of counter arguments.

Hey! Who turned out the lights?

I wish I'd had a chance to, as well, because he became something of a bizarre (and completely absent) father figure to me, or at least someone I admired a great deal and felt that closeness that can afflict fans of artists.

Neither is really worth worrying about. It's not like people aren't giving carbs a hard time anyway tho. They're very similar to sodium tho, in that you need both to live and nobody really seems to know what they are talking about regarding how much is good//bad.

Our fear of salt is so overblown. And only 20% of our daily sodium? That's reasonable for a meal anyway, maybe a little low.

This is horrible. I see you Franco and I raise: