"is your species trying to create some sort of alien-human hybrid?"

I've really got to get to updating my Evangelion fansite, ReVolutionOfEvangelion.org. I've been busy with Phd Thesis work for months...

Fun fact: due to impurities in the ancient gold-smelting process, even up to the Middle Ages, gold is frequently described as "red" colored.

....your latest reply doesn't counter any of the points I raised. To start with only one; "the aliens are like boys with a magnifying glass frying ants".......no, because they show the humans are actually capable of destroying alien units with massed strength. Ants cannot do that.

"I tried to picture clusters of information as they moved through the computer. What did they look like? Ships, motorcycles? Were the circuits like freeways? I kept dreaming of a world I thought I'd never see. And then, one day...I got in.

Personally, I like to think/hope that the "Chupacabra" is some sort of cryptid....nothing too exotic, mind you, but some form of archaic holdover from the Pleistocene.

You don't understand let me try to be more explicit:

You got it absolutely wrong, even when you read the books. They stress that Jaime actually *is* one of the best knights in Westeros.....its just that he also prefers to fight dirty if he can. However in his own warped way he still has concepts of honor based on arrogance; i.e. notice how angry he was even in the…

While a commercial bomb, "Red Planet" was a good movie; realistic look at near-future Mars mission tech.

Its a law of animal mass; you drop a mouse down a mine shaft, its okay. Drop a human, he breaks a leg. Drop a horse, you get horse stew.

The Mammalian Diving Response has been documented to slow the metabolic rate; it only works in freezing cold water.

The man who wishes to be King of the Rabbits, must don a crown of floppy ears.

"Suffering" from attrition is a bit misleading, but they point out that there's noticeably less aliens than when they started, they took *some* losses....

Spoiler to directly address a question Charlie raised:

I'm putting faith in your previous assessment that the first seven hours got progressively better. The second episode seemed to be better than the first. Too many shows have lied to us with the "we needed to find our footing for a few episodes" excuse, but this honestly felt true here. The overall feeling I got was…

recent episodes revealed that she lied about being a hermaphrodite, simply to get Cartman to stop asking who his real father was.

she's "Astrid", the living TARDIS.

I was raised and educated on Old School Nintendo, good ol' SNES. Super Mari World, Return of the Jedi, Primal Rage, it was all there!

.....You know why? You don't have the guts to be what you wanna be? You NEED people like me. You need people like me so you can point your f***' fingers and say, "That's the bad guy." So... what that make *you*? Good? You're not good. You just know how to hide, how to lie. Me, I don't have that problem. Me, I always…

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