I don’t know about an errand running car but I do think an autonomous shipping fleet isn’t so far fetched. Tim Cook is a logistics guru, remember. And I’ve always thought the self-driving car market makes more sense for the trucking sector than the consumer marketplace — at least at first — since people would be more…

He did used to be over 400 lbs.

Jobs also didn’t donate a cent to charity. He didn’t tout corporation’s social responsibility because he didn’t care about it. Honestly, I prefer Cook’s approach. Apple’s a massive company, they needed to start acting like it.

Or fill it with cheese and sauce and make it the world’s deepest deep dish...

If you plug it with one of the Chicago’s corncobs, does that officially make it the cornhole?

For the next dark reboot, can someone please reboot "Reboot"?

YAMBO!

Sick! Tight! Cyber Awesome!

Doesn't Nintendo own Sega now? Why would they release a separate console for it? You can already play Sonic on the Wii U.

Is that you, Alison?

Where is Fred? Too boring to draw?

Better yet is the complete excerpted celebdirtylaundry headline... "

Maybe after this vid goes viral it will be a bit easier?

It's cool he can channel Peter's character but never use it to actually be a jerk to other people (Meg Griffin notwithstanding).

"When I say I want the moon, I want the MOON."

Ken Jennings prob had the Bible stuff down but I think he said he had to cram on sports and maybe pop culture knowledge. Everyone's got their weak areas — even freaky boy genius Mormon computer programmers.

Strangely, I always watch Jeopardy when it's on but never actively seek it out. They're main challenge right now is their lead-in being tied to local news — a medium young people are abandoning.

It's not a bad idea but I also think it's pretty easy to just throw out "some technological solution" out there when you have no idea how to implement it. Of course I suppose that's the advantage of being the guy in charge — the worker bees can figure out how to make it happen.

A.k.a. What happens when highly talented artists are forced by a capitalist system to pour all of their creative reneger into ridiculously scrutinized tiny glyph the vast majority of people will completely ignore.

I kind of want to play his illustrations as a game.