@phitch: That's what I was thinking. The lack of details as to how he was 'tangled' in the machine makes you wonder.

@Fulgrymm: Hello!? Mc Fulgrymm? I thought I told you to never come in here. So why don't you make like a tree...and get outa here?

@jinnai: Whoa! This is heavy!

I think we should get Theodor Gray to test the Leidenfrost effect on the beam of protons and see what happens. If anyone is crazy enough to stick their hand in liquid nitrogen, they might just be crazy enough to try it in LHC.

What has a dark body and a light head?

@vc_dxb: I think to be fair it should be on the new one. If you can get your army there you can have a chance to claim the whole thing as yours. That is if you can survive the attacks from the indigenous population which may or may nor be such a big deal. Either way I think I'll stay right here.

@tyler.derden: shomer f***ing Shabbos. That movie is classic.

@Mike Richichi: No. Dude, it's Saturday. It's a day of relaxation. Free from work or worldly cares. A special day of preparation for football Sunday. Give us a break and I promise we'll try to care about that stuff on Monday.

Too many moving parts. Remember when the first all-in-one printers came out? They were junk. One of the functions would always fail or something wouldn't work right. Same with the TV/VCR/DVD combos.

Great. This wasn't gross enough in 2D.

@Charlie Jane Anders: That, and they're doing a Scooby Doo episode which signals the end of good ideas.

"Google Me this." Sounds like the catch phrase for a new Batman arch nemesis, the Googler.

Watching his criminal quarry running scared, the police man hoped to induce more fear by announcing over his trusty mechanical sidekick, Buzz Kill, that, "The good guys always win! Even in the 21st century!"

Is it me or is he doing an impersonation of Jason Lee? Or maybe Scott Patterson?

My wife has left countless pots of water boiling on the stove while she busied herself at her computer of went back to watching a movie. She's ruined one pot and nearly ruined several others. I'm buying this for her.

"We are all connected. To each other, biologically. To the earth, chemically. To the rest of the universe, atomically."

@Beeezy: Activision did the Cesar (SimCity in Rome) games and back in the day had the licence for Civilization and made two Civ games. Civilzation: Call to Power I & II. Those are the Acitvision Strategies.

When I see these pictures I expect to start hearing this music.

Breast Cancer... It's in the Game!