Hey, maybe Chuck E. Cheese should start an airline.

I haven't given enough of a shit to click when FB suggested them, I'm not going to want to hang out with them unless I'm reaaaaaly bored

Yeah, smarts only take you so far...

Yeah, little known fact: Moriarty was a cab driver too, as a hobby, that's how they met

Shit, you beat me. Well, I'll say it anyway

Well, it was their own life Metallica were unconcerned about. But I thought he burned his face, turns out he only burned his arms and legs. Now I wonder what's wrong with his face, because I was sure it was burns

You may have seen a version of this if you've attended the concerts of bands who aren't concerned with human life.

His meatsuit does, and he wouldn't be an angel anymore, he'd be a COMMANDO zombie

Maybe they edited the post after your comment, but:

Won't his man bits fall out after walking for a while if in addition to beinga zombie he's also COMMANDO?

It couldn't be more obvious, it's like saying "that Tea Party movement looks astroturfed, I'm guessing by some super-contaminating industry"

So Castiel is going to come back, somewhat changed, after his body exploded and released hundreds of creatures that incidentally can look like anyone they want.

Well, your parents were more understanding than mine. When I showed them one fatality and say "look, that one's me"... let's just say I succesfully took up lockpicking the next week

Your point 1 is the only thing this study did right, so it's not a factor, but nevermind about the result because the rest of the experiment is a mess

They couldn't have the control group playing non-violent games that have lots of action anyway (sports or cars ones, for example) for 10 hours during over the course of a week, could they?

Not so known outside Spain, but a legend here, Paco Rabal's latest role was in Dagon, which enters the "so bad it's good" category. That movie is gold, as long as you pretend it's a comedy.

This is the only one I recognize as a Mayan authority.

Also, I don't know about all the other countries, but the first one (Denmark) has more GDP per capita than the US has, and yet they spend more percentage of GDP in education

No need for name calling: percentage of GDP IS accurate to judge educational priorities, since lower population implies lower GDP. If the US has a thousand times more money than Cuba but spends 20 times more money on education, Cuba is giving more preference to education than the US is.

Which is interesting, considering the amount of money we dump into the public education