it is absurd to casually suggest, almost whimsically, that the Yucatan Peninsula will break off and drift a sizable distance north due to tectonic plate movement....within a time frame of only a few hundred years. She didn't even provided a "researched" justification for this.
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They do explicitly state that the Capital is in the Rockies, more or less around Colorado.
Lord of the Rings + The Hobbit
1 - ...its a trailer, not the whole scene. I fully expect the courtroom to be littered with dead peasants and dead cats.
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No, it was Loras' armor.
What do you think he is, a *baker*?
They call him Half a Man....what does that say about the rest of you?
1 - it looks like they're *not* shying away from showing Joffrey's near-rape of Sansa....in front of the entire court. Dozens of people, he doesn't care, it never occurs to him...he thinks he can get away with anything; really going full-on Kurtz mode, killing people with a crossbow in public squares as if no one…
It is not only *possible*, it is *essential*
I saw this on TV: they're not synched up at all. There's only one "vaginal opening" of course, its that the tube forks halfway inside, so yes there are two cervixes (cervi?) and each uterus is attached to one ovary — during fetal development the uterus starts out as two tubes that fuse, but sometimes they don't…
By Grabthar's Hammer, he lives to tell the tale.
You don't plan on a movie making more money than James Cameron's Avatar....simply to break even!
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God help us all.
I agree, but the Joker is part of the overall "Batman mythos"
Battlestar Galactica didn't make the term "mitochondrial eve" popular; it was already popularly known. The whole criticism was that the writers fell back on such a hackneyed and cliche plot trope: the Shaggy Dog.
No. Batman is one of the few characters that survived across multiple generations, altered to fit each new generation. Well yes, if there are several decades of bad righting in a row, there is the *possibility* that Batman might fade, but it is not inherent and unavoidable. He rages against the dying of the light.