Not on Leslie Knope's watch!

but they need to leave empty space for air circulation between the stuff. If everything was packed up everything would get over working temperature in minutes

Well I meant hard drives, because it's already hard to see a floppy unit of any size in new computers, but yeah, DVD units are probably the biggest offenders these days.

42,5 x 51,4 x 15 cm, if it was the model I think it was.

Didn't we see them put it in a safe when that happened? A small one, sure, and not very well hidden or anchored to anything, but a safe

More like 20 million years to make a new rift and go somewhere else before whatever killed the dinosaur wipes them off. Not that it's a short time. My guess is they expect them to use all their time to figure out a way to go back to 2149 with some miracle technology that fixes everything (and puts the adequate people…

It *IS* actually a parallel world, they admitted so (different timelines is exactly the same), but the same things should happen in the parts of the universe they hadn't touched. I'm not sure how they know the exact millennium, though

It's Moore, and while chips get smaller and more powerful every time, everything keeps getting more and more chips all the time. My current tower PC is bigger than the one I had in 1996, and this one was bigger than the one I had in 1990.

Why didn't they shield a box with at least a replacement chip for the machine that makes chips? Why didn't the shield a room with spare weapons? Why didn't they shield a room with a fucking generator? This is beyond stupid.

I loved the first showing too, and the first maybe four or five episodes, but it's like the charaters and the plot are going nowhere. I was just wondering if the plot had thickened a bit with all the IRA staff etc. I'll still watch them, when I run out of other shows to watch

And nobody notices his father standing in the doorstep recording him until the fourth time they look in that direction

I was saying "cue banjos, old car and shotgun" in my mind

*POTENTIAL SPOILER IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE BOOKS DON'T KEEP READING*

As an atheist, I don't find it hamfisted at all. It felt exactly the same as when real people start talking about Jesus in completely inadequate moments.

I kind of gave up on Boardwalk Empire. It all looks really good, and the acting is awesome, but it failed to make me care about any character, and it was not very entertaining. And I watch a lot of bad shows, if they're entertaining enough. Has it gotten any better this season?

Yeah, that's a great idea of her, because only one brand exist and they're going to have that specific brand (and only that one) in any given post-apocaliptic pharmacy, and that way he can't guess what he is the second he picks it up, because he can't read.

So... I recently read about hanging people, not remember why but Sons of Anarchy might have had something to do with it...

I like both. My memory is kind of crappy, and given the turnaround in the books and how they change the characters in the show, besides Darryl and Merle and the important/still alive from the book, I'm not sure which characters are new in the show. But I feel like they've dialed the "everyone can die at any moment"…

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If we end up creating or unleashing the xenomorphs in the end, I fail to see how it's not a prequel. I mean, I don't think it needs to end with an infected space jockey crashing in LV-426 to be a prequel.