With the power scaling, it sounds a lot like the Flashback system from City of Heroes. (Flashback was added by Paragon Studios in November 2007, for the record.)

I’m sorry, but Daniel Pantaleo used up all of the NYPD’s benefit of the doubt for a long, long time.

The accompanying mini-columns from each of the 12 cities form a fascinating example of sportswriting bias. Every single one, even from Minneapolis/St. Paul and Detroit, is all about the NFL team, and you can practically hear the writers mumbling “Do I have to mention the damned hockey team?” under their breath as they…

They’ve delayed the video because they’re trying to figure out how to black out 20 seconds of video on YouTube, but only for Xbox One owners.

What part of...

He seems like the kind of inconsiderate bastard who would hope his car thieves steal Apple Watches and get cancer.

"Haters, human rights watchdogs, po-tay-to, po-tah-to."

Moonraker.

David Fucking Steckel

“7 SPEED” is just tacky. “4-Door Sports Car” and “continuously-variable transmission” are mutually exclusive, and therefore false advertising.

“There are too damn many buttons on that steering wheel.”

More silly than awe-inspiring...

Picard didn't know how to properly deal with Q. Just saying.

Screwing over players on other platforms? Microsoft is screwing over players on their own platform! How else could you describe Microsoft agreeing to RotTR Xbox One exclusivity without Windows? (And nobody give me the "platform seller" argument. Squeenix farmed out an Xbox 360 port to Nixxes.)

"They're waiting for you, Gordon... in the test chamber."

I've heard worse. Jump to 11:12 in this clip. Both the mother and daughter in this cutscene are "Scottish".

Lambert has toured with Queen at least once.

In those cases, it's hassling the airline for creating the problem.

Even if the rest of the class didn't catch on that Zim was an alien, they probably noticed that Dib immediately started picking on "the new kid", and turned on him for it. Now, to them, Dib's not just weird, he's weird and mean.

I think the key words on Allgaier's penalty are "fall out on the track", where somebody else could hit it at speed. (See also: yesterday's I More or Less Broke a Wheel Off an Audi S3 on a Rock in a Parking Lot story.)