I thought that the whole point was that Capt. Stacy shied him away from it - he pointed out that the whole "attacking on a profile" thing was what smacked of vigilantism.

Have you seen what faith can do for people?

I would imagine that unless you're pretty proficient, there's no real finesse to baking - it's just "mix in proportion." Box mixes are pretty good about exact proportioning and mixing of dry ingredients.

Simple answer is that Americans aren't abbreviating "mathematic" and then pluralizing it, they're abbreviating "mathematics" - adding an 's' to an already pluralized word (in this case, "math" being already pluralized albeit abbreviated) would be redundant.

There's a reason we have caricatures about instrumentalists - they do happen often. A lot of the social stereotypes are probably reinforced by way of "like attracts like," too.

If the gamer wants to get the game through a digital download and that's the best way for them to get it, that's what we're going to do.

Is this real?

Wouldn't it make a lot more sense that Mercury is Iron Man (given her use of gadgets, especially that visor-thing she used) and Mars is Hulk, given her temper?

Pretty sure it was Mako that was using lightning in the arena, not Korra. He's been shown to use lightning (he worked at the power plant doing that in one episode).

I'm surprised that you remember he was driving an Accord.

Grape Nuts are great, man. It's not hard to see why some might not like them, but they're great and crunchy, and if you're hungry a small bowl goes a long way. As a healthy cereal choice, they're one of my favorites.

Really is right up there with the best. Can't really eat that for breakfast, though - but it makes a great dessert!

If I'm looking for healthy, favorite is either Raisin Bran or Grape Nuts (and usually I am). However, absolute favorite to eat has to be either Reese's Puffs or Blueberry Morning (neither of which are on the poll - the first one more than the second one surprises me that it's not). I don't usually eat Reese's Puffs…

While the Uh Oh product can be written off as a mistake

It's likely that it has a lot to do with the decline of the viability of the joystick as a control scheme (in terms of its decline in use).

I made this post on an earlier topic, and I'll link to it since it would be a bit of a bother to repost. Violence is on issue, but I think that it's important to mechanically separate it from "combat," which I believe is an important part of gaming in and of itself:

Except that that movie wasn't a turd. You may not have liked it (and in fact there are a lot of people on this site that didn't), but it was commercially successful and critically well-regarded. In any sense of the phrase, it performed pretty well.

"Thwip thwip."

I go 50/50 there. The fork is simply a more effective tool than chopsticks. I won't begrudge anyone using chopsticks and I use them myself sometimes for fun, but your basic flatware is much more accessible. If the goal in a restaurant is to get food and eat it - and I'm not saying that there aren't some (but certainly…

I don't know where a good place to put this little piece is, but here's as good as any since it's germane: