Have race tires not radically improved in the last 35 years?

Parents on one flight, kids on the other?

One of the interesting things about how this song has changed over the years is how quick it is. The original theme is a minute long, and does a lot of work to make sure that each character is distinguishable (multiple shots showing the color and weapon of each character as well as a brief lyrical description of a…

are those the only two options? cookie-cutter 80's art and Steven Universe blobs?

Just scrolling through the twitter account I feel kinda sad. Sad for whoever has to sit and write TMNT related tweets all day every day for years on end.
Reminds me of the “Dude Wheres My Car” official facebook page. I believe it’s still going.

Jonah as in biblical Jonah? Because that doesn’t make any sense. That was a man swallowed by a whale, not a chubby eel...

Yeah, but he was black; we were supposed to be worrying about him being black, which apparently is way worse than being blatantly evil in public.

Closest I can think of in TV is Vikings, it’s epic, but very low fantasy.

Are.. are you frightened? My goodness. That’s just terrible.

If that’s what you’re looking for, give Dark Victory a shot. It’s a bit young adult-y but engaging stuff. As the book starts, it would be an understatement to say that things have been going right down the crapper for humanity.

The technological gulf between us and an interstellar civilization is far beyond the one between 1960s USA and Vietnam. This would be more like the current US military taking on Neanderthals. I also think nuclear technology is unlikely to be skipped by any starfaring race and we already are on the verge of much more…

The Book of Eli?

America never really did a full scale military invasion of Cuba due to politics. America could not win in Vietnam because they cannot annihilate the entire population and are limited to their borders lest they started a war with China. Also, the difference between a country that could reach the moon (but not live…

The problem is even we at our stage of tech and science could think up better things to do whatever they wanted to do. Kill everything on the surface? Just chuck space rocks. Kill every living thing but not damage the surface? Intelligent killer viruses. Going hand-to-hand ground combat for a civilization with…

So Battlefield: Earth, but well written?

Somewhat curious about that show, but I always saw review as kinda meh. But seriously, interstellar aliens (in all likelihood) would have the technology to annihilate us. IT would be equivalent to our technology vs the neanderthals.

You have just described Skyline (the first one. I haven’t seen the sequel so things might be different there).

It’s entirely possible that extraterrestrials couldn’t distinguish between us and the fuel our vehicles use. They may just assume we’re both chains of carbon atoms being used in chemical reactions by the true life forms on Earth, the machines.

There’s a much lighter take on the concept of the archetypal Roadside Picnic that’s by Robert Silverberg, called The Alien Years. Aliens show up, trash exactly as much of the military as we show them, wreck a bunch of stuff but not everything, poke around incomprehensibly for a few years, and then leave. Almost…

I agree, and they need to expand on that.. how humanity would just be at worst a nuisance that’s just in the way IF they even paid attention to us at all, and humanity needing to think WAY outside the box for a solution, instead of the *pew**pew**pew* (heroic dive) *pew* *pew* WE WIN!!!