Six kids get injured and these are banned. 23 kids get murdered by an AR-15 and "we can't talk about gun control."

That was so satisfying, why can't I BUY THEM. But seriously, all I could do was imagine it was this guy talking.

Where physically were you when you came up with po-polio? Desk? Shower? Starbucks line? I need to start hanging out there. This is right in the wheelhouse of what I consider a perfect joke.

I had aspirations of being the first astronaut dentist... but of course Col. Chris Hadfield stole my thunder in orbital oral health promotion. I should have seen this coming.

As the dad of a Star Wars lovin 9yo* kid in 2014 I can't believe LucasArts/Disney has left all that money on the table by not having some kind of current gen, or even recently current gen X-Wing combat/flight sim available.

Disney, I hope you're paying attention to all these space sims, make a new Lucasarts and get on my modern X-Wing or Tie Fighter remakes, NOW.

It's the last thing you see while you're alive.... and the first thing you see again when you've been reincarnated. Good Luck with that! :D

Seriously. And it blows my mind that, after we figured out how to do it, we just stopped. And literally forgot how to make these.

It continuously blows my mind that they literally strapped a human to that thing and sent it into space.

I still like this one better.

Simply this.

Show of hands here, who would vote for Bill Nye if he were to run for office? I'm not sure he'd make a good president, at least not right off the bat, but I'd sleep better at night if he and about three dozen of his friends were in the senate.

The state of the American shitty prison system is a debate for another time—it's fucked beyond words.

But this low life shouldnt get video games at all, let alone being allowed to whine about not having a PS3; that is all my point.

"What physicists?"

RACE RELATIONS: 2 Days since last accident.

Can't wait for the Erin Andrews interview.

Assholes need to learn to record in landscape and not portrait.

Well, it may not be a brilliant movie (and perhaps not even 'good' in the strictest sense) but the opening, using the Universal logo as part of the storytelling, is seamless.

The open to the movie "Contact" was breathtaking. I loved the thought of moving through space as moving through time, hearing our broadcasts and suddenly coming to the end of our influence way out in the universe. Pretty cool.