<i>First Ollie tells Felicity he loves her, then Varrick and Ju Lee get married, and now Korrasami is confirmed?!</i>

Doctorow also wrote a novel called For the Win a few years back that's basically about gold farmers unionizing.

Is it really a good idea to place your bets in an inherently deflationary currency?

Krugman's been writing about this topic lately. Some technological advances benefit laborers more, others benefit the owners of capital more.

If you want to get anything done in this country, you've got to complain till you're blue in the mouth.

Minus probably summoned it.

Many of Japan's top comedy minds worked on the show, which ran from 1981-1986.

not the magazine

Let's take a look.

...AMG runs in Afternoon. That's a seinen magazine.

Let's be more specific: it's a Shonen Jump theme park. As in, the most popular manga magazine there is. And home of the most popular manga in Japan by a mile, One Piece.

And One Piece gets the biggest section, surprising absolutely nobody.

That was Nakayoshi. Not even the same publisher.

Well, 17 years, but it's clear even from episode 2 that they're not just machines.

Typo — the second half of "1010" is supposed to be superscript, I think.

I read "The Little Mermaid" and "horror," and all I can think of is Oktavia von Seckendorff.

Well, honestly, I was thinking that the version in the article made it sound MORE like a pickup line than it was. :) It's really an extension of her greeting: "Look at you! Goodbye! No, not goodbye. What's the other one?"

"You are going to steal me. You have stolen me. You are stealing me."

Groovy indeed, but did they do it while surrounded by wild dingoes?