Oh, and BTW, the “amazing” aspect of this worm was not its lack of an anus (a mere aside) but rather the nature of its incubation, to which I was commenting.
Cheers.

Dang, opportunity missed. Although I did not think of this so much as pointing out that virtually all animals that are incubated within their mothers draw their sustenance from their mothers.

Just saying incorrectly, I must object. Infant humans (and all other viviparous critters) grow and are formed of the stuff of their moms. Or did you think babies fed on fairy dust and phlogiston?

My mother, I am advised, did have an anus, but yes, like all viviparous critters, I did “consume her” quite a bit while growing within her. Unlike you (presumably), I required sustenance in the womb, and the only place to get it was dear old ma. She never forgave me, other than to spare me the site of her anus.

Wow, a Powerwheels(tm) for grownups, and just about as rideable.
Pass.
Gimme Kaneda’s speeder as a street-legal.

Humans grow MINIATURE VERSIONS of themselves inside of themselves, which then burst from themselves and go on about their merry way (pooping eating and screaming in more or less random order) leaving themselves behind. TWO ENTIRELY SEPARATE creatures exist together IN ONE BODY at the SAME TIME and then become two…

She’s actually very small.

It is merely imprecise writing. The author evidently does not realize that there can be only one “best film ever” and all other films must be lesser efforts.
Thank you for attempting to bring some literacy into the forum, but judging from JesterRaiin’s comment below, your pearly drop before swine.

April First?

The practice was called "vulning" and resulted from sailors observing pelican moms pressing their beak pouches into their chests to fully empty all the scrumptious dead things they had gathered for their young'uns, and misinterpreting the crap as blood spilt from mom's breast.
The image of a momma bird feeding her…

Yay?

This young man is a complete blatherskite, but so is Sean Connery and I do enjoy his 007 portrayals.
I just wish productions companies could muzzle these idiots until the movie comes out. Trot them out to photo shoots and let the public fantasize about their performance in a given film, but for god's sake, stop…

These pieces should always stress the "According to current theory" and "Available data suggests" as caveats. I know they are mentioned, but seriously, phlogiston and ether have more empirical data than these models of "typical" star system formation.
Our knowledge of extra-solar systems is scant, and recent in…

My father gave me this when I was six. Granted it was a youth-oriented story, it seriously warped my childish perceptions and led to a lifelong obsession with science fiction and fantasy.
Also served as a "gateway book" to Stranger in a Strange Land, which further warped my adolescence.

Actually, the wheel is the controller of the wireless remote. 1980s remotes were HUGE!
They just let the terminator drive it, because no one wanted to argue about it.

The gun that little Nicholashit dug up was Rick's secret gun that went missing a few weeks back (before the group entered the gates of Alexandria), unless I am extremely mistaken.
That means the pudknocker was spying on the group for a while before they came in (which would make sense, given his position as douchebag…

Faster than lightning!

He was a whiny child begging to go into town to buy power converters for his hotrod while Leah was running the rebellion (and evidently for some little time).
Take your *facepalm* and stick it where the tauntauns go, porchdick.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Wav…
This is, of course, because Firefly was taken.

My favorite, in that it brought Tom Baker's Doctor into being, and prompted the following observation from The Brigadier:
"Just once I'd like to encounter an alien menace that wasn't immune to bullets."