NotSoRandom
NotSoRandom
NotSoRandom

wait a minute, they used to kill cats to take photos on mars!?

"Honey, this is great. When I'm inside of you with this on it feels like I'm having no sex at all!"

MC Hammer would be proud

Harrison Ford and Andy Serkis are Han Solo in Star Wars Episode VII: The Legend of Jabba's Gold

Easy rewrite: He was involved in some bizarre accident that no-one ever talks about and is now R2D2 from the waist down (sorry, Leia).

That's the scene that scared me the most. Then cut to Rambo Gizmo. Lolololol!

You've got it—ToD was the reason they came up with it, Dune would have been the first movie they actually applied it to. Interestingly (or not but I'm sharing anyway), I was 13 years old at the time and I was so relieved to have made the cutoff.

"We live in a society of laws. Why do you think I took you to all those Police Academy movies? For fun? Well I didn't hear anybody laughin', did you?"

Burn the witch!

82 was amazing as well: Road Warrior, The Thing, Wrath of Khan, Tron, Conan the Barbarian, Rocky III, Poltergeist, Blade Runner and some others I'm not recalling right now.

And also for totalitarian oppression.

You don't see silicon based life, most likely, due to the fact that the bonding energy of silicon is significantly higher than that of carbon. The bond angles of silcon with other atoms, such as oxygen and hydrogen, is also sharper, changing the fundamental shape of molecular analogs of their carbon counterparts.

The point is (as I understand it) that life forms that we know about create Methane. So the comparison with water is a little unhelpful here as water would make life possible, but methane would suggest that life already exists where it is present. As far as I know (and I may not know very much about this point)

Don't worry, he's making that up. The website did cost way too much, but not quite THAT much.

Pretty sure the guy who designed actual military planes for a living might trump your opinion there with actual knowledge.

Care for seconds?

This is an extended interview, from a Canadian investigative TV show called "The Fifth Estate." It aired a couple years ago, but you can still watch the program online: http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/episodes… The report covers how Canada:
I. got forced into buying these planes from the USA.
II. lied to the Canadian people