In order for the body to manufacture more beard, it must first draw essential life force energy from his neck. This is known.

I think the distaste for SUVs has more to do with the people who use SUVs with no intention of ever using them for their intended purpose. I agree, a truck or SUV, tends to be better using 4WD on trails, rough roads, or towing loads than your average commuter car. They excel at these tasks. On the flipside, I imagine…

Looking at this again and considering it is Thailand, Pravit (the trainer/head bitee), the prayer-like gesture was actually a simple greeting called the "wai."

Tits happen to the best of us.

I love the Borderlands games too.

Community centers in some cities (at least in the more affluent cities in California) have defibrillators in meeting rooms.

This is the problem. You see other people having special rights. It's not that they have special rights because of the past—it is because they are being robbed of the same rights you already enjoy today and probably can't fathom being without since you never had to deal with it personally. Just because something isn't…

People do feel that their past status also stigmatizes them decades, centuries, etc. later. It is writ in the demographics of who's in charge and who has the wealth and status in the present day. Letting bygones be bygones doesn't do much to erase that—and may actually decontextualize our understanding of the present.

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I actually replied to another person above. Weird. It is gone now. In any case, I agree with you.

Save your ammo. We're not reviewing a serious Oscar contender. Deadspin isn't a place for serious film criticism and I am totally ok with that.

I was thinking the same thing. If you jump to the link, the article and diagram implies that activated charcoal sitting in a nook or cranny can be of service to the air. This sounds fishy to me.

I leave the ranking of companies to people with more skin in the game than me. This being said, valuing a company based solely on assets is done only when it is about to be liquidated (or perhaps a very young company). These are very different companies that are competing for market share, but they share a set of…

I can't speak for Wikipedia, but Microsoft is #41 and Sony #506 in the Forbes Global 2000. The rank is based on market cap value as of May 2013, which are $234.8 billion and $17.6 billion, respectively. Market cap is the most commonly used method to value companies. It's a bit arcane to me too, but bear with me, this…

While there isn't any hard evidence to prove it, Microsoft—a company that is 15 to 17 times bigger than Sony—probably isn't above exerting pressure when it feels sufficiently threatened. This is how business has been since—well forever: Dampen your competition's ability for visibility and spend a little money up front…

The bearded dwarves could be women as well.

No. They're not ok. They're a terrible band.

I am sure the armored car full of money from Redmond won't be turned away.

I can't believe that 150 years later that this is once again the topic du jour.

I invoke the Power of Puppy to make this sad go away!