Poor peanut monkey, going to be raining monkey parts.

It is always great when you have a fun science teacher that shows you that science can be fun and exciting like this, good job science-guy!

it's all fun and games until you burn off the Human Resources admins eyebrows off :)

I think that a live portion of the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who would be brilliant, BBC has a lot of history of live tie-ins with it's programming.

ahh schucks you beat me to it

This is so cool, I only have one problem, they have to start naming these systems and their planets something other than Kepler 47 -a 47-b etc or at least name the systems K47 Fallhammer-a or something that makes them sound as different as they all are.

Ok Esther, I am with you on this, when I was a kid dinosaurs where still pretty much grey or green(like the plastic ones), scary, cool and so different from any creature alive today, then the whole birds were once dino's thing came out and I was like o.k. that makes sense, but then the whole feather thing started, but…

"and there aren't too many canvases woven at the full moon by blind virgins drunk on sacramental wine"

That is awesome where did you find that at?

Thats true lucky bastard

well for US too

It sounds like the set-up for Avengers 2, where Fury will be replaced by Hill and he goes undercover because of Skrull infiltration

Hey cool they are in Seattle, my town

don't say that too loud or the peeps at Kotaku will troll you death.

I am of the age (43) when this was done pretty much automatically to males as it was done to me. I now also have two boys one was born in '99 and one that was born in 2003. My wife and I were asked when we found out about their sex if we wanted circumcision. My wife wanted them to have it but I did not, not for any…

I think I may be one of the few people that is looking forward to the new Resident Evil film; I just love that they are pure popcorn, and they have become one of the few serial Sci-Fi action movies that have been successful, I know they are not the best of the genre but hey they are fun.

Hey there Alasdair, the link for the Kick-Ass 2 article at Bleeding Cool is a mailto: link and opens my email client. #corrections

I worked at Microsoft starting in 1997 and it was pretty cool seeing the Berlin Wall piece that was on display. It was in the main cafeteria of all places.

Ha ha I just read the article in Popular Mechanics, and one of the ways to avoid being a "Cow-tistict" (my word not theirs) is to;

It is the first book to show up on my reader every time I turn it on also because of the numerical title, that beautiful cover keeps calling me, ok ok I will start it tonight.