I was looking at this, thinking to myself "meh," then realized I'd been looking at it for a solid two minutes.

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John Scalzi, Neil Gaiman, and Stephen King.

Does the word "hipster" even mean anything anymore?

We'll have many different ways of reading books I'm sure. But, the Doctor once said something along the lines of: books, they never go out of style.

... And how many of those people can't distinguish between "astronomy" and "astrology?" This seems like a linguistic issue more than anything. Yes, it's embarrassing, but most people can't even get their/they're/there down, and those are much more quotidian words.

Like the dermatologists always say: If you know what it is, you don't need to touch it. If you don't know what it is, why would you want to touch it?

Inception - such a great movie, such a great story. Its world seems ripe with possibilities for sequels or even a spin-off TV series, but it's so much better as a self-contained work. I'm more than fine with one and done.

That's why I installed a guard rail in front of my TV. You don't want to watch Jurassic Park without that feeling of safety

She helped me hide my body.

"You know. Opposite of winter."

"There's no outside. It just loops."

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Looking up, she saw herself falling.

Word seven will change the world:

Tom Cruise.