Yet, the underlying sentiment of both these statements bother me, in that they suggest a false dichotomy between faith and science—the idea that you can believe in the Bible or you can believe in evolution, but you can't believe in both.

And my Catholic teachers of yesteryear would laugh and say, "You know God is great and wise enough to (instruct people to) write in metaphors, yes? So, just calm down and stop being extremists."

Dang, I hope it works out!

*right swipe*

>Imagine browsing through Tinder one day.

So given the extreme lifespan of these creatures, why do we still insist on locking them up in veritable goldfish bowls?

Sleepy Hollow makes me too happy. I think I'm more excited for its return than any of the proposed new shows coming in the fall.

It's like a Santa's Village... on R'lyeh.

Sad news, I will inbed myself into a wall of robot penises in his honour tonight.

Is there a good historical example for a company bailing on hardware early and succeeding by rushing to the next gen? It caused Sega problems repeatedly. Microsoft bailed on the original Xbox and eventually succeeded with the 360, but they gave the Xbox about 4 years and stumbled for a while with the 360.

That argument works only if the pharmaceutical industry operated in a vacuum.

Sofa. King. Awesome.

What blows my mind is that he taught himself. He never went to school for it!

Oh my. These are astonishing. Maybe Marvel will woo him into doing a series now that Dark Horse's contract is up. (fingers crossed!)

I would pay to get Timm leading the Star Wars animated universe. Real money and everything.

No Big Man Japan?

I can't wait to get my hands on an Oculus Rift chicken simulator!

Dark Souls is hard, but fair. Collision detection is spot on, every enemy can be beaten without taking damage if you're skilled enough. It's a game that requires you to pay close attention and learn your enemies. If you die, it's due to inexperience, sloppiness, or both. Not because the game is poorly made.

Dark Souls wasn't actually terribly hard, it just had a very steep learning curve at the beginning. Once you progressed past the first couple areas it became much easier (mainly due to having a solid understanding of the game play)