Melting Point: 86C

I can't tell if you're joking, or serious.

See what I mean?

It just typed the first thing that popped into its head. It has no argument or reasoning. It's just talking out of its ass.

"Also from my research on latex beds, the real latex beds are actually hypoallergenic and are great for people who are prone to allergies and they last a very long time!"

Good article, and just in time too, as I'm on the hunt now for a new mattress. I found it amusing though how the article claims chiropractors are experts.

I wanted to like this, but I just couldn't get behind it. From the first line of dialogue to the last, it was pretty bad. The acting, the writing, the editing, the sound. Visual effects on a shoe string budget I can forgive, as long as the director has the ingenuity and creativity to reign it. Unfortunately, that's…

If you wish to read the letter Private First Class Kurt Vonnegut wrote to his family dated May 29th, 1945 regarding his time as a POW in Dresden, I suggest reading Armageddon in Retrospect. It also contains several short stories and illustrations by Vonnegut, and is a damn good read.

"Poorly constructed criticism is poorly constructed." - Fix'd. Geez, man. Do I have to do EVERYTHING?

Poorly thought out plot is poorly thought out.

I didn't get that one either. Apparently, it's racist for a wild, giant primate to act like a wild, giant primate.

Serenity beat Blade Runner? I've lost faith in my fellow man. These polls are being trolled, hard.

As several others have already pointed out, I'd rather have the choice to create an ugly system, a gorgeous system, or anything in between, than to be forced into a closed, aesthetically mediocre system.

Sounds like it's just your device, not the os. I have an LG Optimus S, which has been incredibly stable.

Blade Runner is easily the best. It's a scientific fact.*

That would have taken a few years here in Louisiana, and the road still wouldn't look that good.

Hence the 'Aubrey Plaza' in the article. She's better known for her role in Parks and Recreation which airs on Thursday nights on NBC.

Pictured: Whoever decided to create a sequel to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Star Wars. Not the molestation that is Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

Naaaaah. Everyone knows Aliens is miles better than the Dark Knight. It's part of our genetic code at this point.