JesusDeSaad
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Isnt that purple bottle a drug of some kind? I never knew there was a junkie in Solitude...I must kill him!

I'll see it, of course. But these movies are so overdone, and overdone badly.

I would probably be more inclined to eat bugs, if they were dried, crushed, rehydrated, mixed with something to make a mush out of them, then cooked so they looked like chicken nuggets.

Seriously, why does Gizmodo want us all to eat bugs so damn badly?

That audio clip of cassowary calls is seriously incredible. I don't know why the JP sound engineers didn't just go with that.

I love that the little girl's natural instinct is to punch the 'car' when it drives by. Take that Decepticon! +1 mom/dad!

Ethics is a brand of philosophy.

That's who that is? For a moment I thought it was Graham Chapman as the Colonel from Monty Python.

Rincewind, a mage that never learn a single spell (beside the one that got it self stuck in his head).

2) What the hell is Loki's plan in Thor?

Loki's plan is to make the royal situation in Asgard to be as muddled and incoherent as possible. He's not the bringer of death or the harbinger of doom; he's the God of Mischief.

Posers.

But wouldn't that require the Wasp to be part of the cast? Then again, I guess it wouldn't be a total necessity.

Um... Gold is not attracted to magnets.

If you're not already mentally disturbed by the time you get there, I suspect your interest will wane with each passing month of deprivation, desolation and drudgery. The instinctual longing for greenery and blue waters would be overwhelming. Videos from home would not be enough to prevent a descent into a state of

Slightly surprised the article doesn't reference Kieron Gillen and Ryan Kelly's Three, focusing as it does on a group of Helots on the run from their Spartan owners. It also has interviews in the back of each issue between Gillen and Prof. Stephen Hodkinson (an expert on Sparta) discussing the myths and realities of

On behalf of all...

It's Lovecraftian horror, or at least aspects of it. Listen to the terror on Cranston's voice, the despair in Watanabe's. These are men reeling from a full-frontal assault by an implacable, unimaginably powerful and destructive force. The indifferent fury of nature in physical form. Deep time that walks.

In real life, a group of thugs would have just shot and killed him in the first week he was Batman.