So Tony Stsark's dad is living in a motel with seven-inch fingernails and a morbid fear of germs?

Re Star Wars: The Clone Wars, that episode last night had one of the yinyang brothersister "forcewielder" children (the "dark" son) impersonating Shmee in Anakins dream. The voice acting was pretty minimal, and heavily filtered, morphing into a scary monster voice when Anakin failed to fall for the mind trick.

@Obi-Haiv: Don't we all?

@99TelepodProblems: Oh Gods!

@Obi-Haiv: Follow the Japanese tradition (which my mother wisely enforced in our Irish household) of removing the shoes at the door and providing slippers. Hygienic, and (in the case you mention) far less painful.

@gunkel: Isn't obvious? God hates little barefoot boys (and their elders, too, right Obi?)!

@simonbarsinister: Just being humble and lovable, sir.

And for your "less fresh" potatoes?

As a barefoot boy with cheek of tan growing up on the Gulf Coast of Florida, the Sandspur was the great enemy.

@LandersDip: Fighting Triffids that spit poison and kill!

@An_Enemy: Love the typo, but I believe it was Johnny Mnemonic (no u) made in 1995.

@Damob: Great tune. You are forgiven.

@RabidTurtl: Yeah, the same principles that Heron used for his automated religious skits were used by the Byzantine emperors, back when Istanbul was Constantinople, to wow the barbarians when they came for conferences. The emperor's throne was designed with a hydraulic piston in the base that could silently, without…

@anakin3: My big, fat Greek Invention.

Very glad Robertson is showing the blood that would be a natural result of a sword battle, however one must wonder what keeps C the B's hair so flowy? I mean, his hair should look like Carrie after the prom, not like Fabio after a cover shoot.

@skywalker993: Absolutely agreed on all counts.

@brillow: Generally, I agree with you, however the movie Beowulf, while otherwise crap, had amazing 3-D effects that really made the film work (to the extent that it did).

@Arken: Robbie Robertson (showing Marvel's/Lee's passion for alliterative names), Peter Parker's Editor at The Daily Bugle

@graphicfire: Agreed. In particular, the realistic shape of the breasts in several of them suggest that what she has done is embellish photos of live models with some 'shopped backgrounds. Not to say the subject matter is not inventive, but the execution is both lazy and sloppy.

@FartyMcPooPants: Indeed, the sesquipedalian use of obfusquese rivals the antediluvian rendering of the odalisques and rubinesques of the scribbles in its jejune naivete, n'este-ce pas?