Or, unless you're hell-bent on way overspending on your next device, you could spend $180 on a Moto G, and if you find that the extra cash in your pocket is just begging to be wasted, flush it down the toilet. At least then you could still be broke, but not have to use iTunes.
Nobody's going to be laughing when the aliens finally realize they've been subject to decades of vicious racial slander as cosmic perverts hanging around the cosmic equivalent of a highway rest stop mutilating cattle and anal-probing the guy who wrote The Hunger. We better hope they have a sense of humour about it.
While Excalibur would be a good thematic equivalent to Kusanagi, a literal translation of the word would give us Major Lawnmower, which is even better.
Meanwhile, that the great buddy comedy White House Down get's no sequel shows me that the world is cruel and unjust.
I assume Turner was still thinking nuclear Armageddon here, so you'd play this when the incoming Soviet/Chinese missiles were 1 minute from impact, and all across America you'd be snuggled up with your loved ones on the couch waiting for the final crescendo to follow the end of that song.
...and, and don't ever forget about the RCA Indian Head Television Test Pattern
Gremlins 2 had it down:
I wonder how many people actually remember that TV stations used to play the national anthem at the end of their broadcast day.
Don't you see? It's better because it's my idea! My ideas are better. Movie studios should hire me so I can look at things and say "hmm that's cool but you know what would be better? THIS!" I bet they don't even have anyone who does that.
Where is this 'better' concept?
Right? The others are reasonable redesigns that people actually put a lot of thought and creativity into. This one is nothing more than TOO MUCH SKIN! CAN'T BE SHOWING SKIN!
The New Year is here. A unit of time that doesn’t mean anything to the Universe—stars, planets, moons, comets,…
That scene and Large Marge still haunt my memories to this day.
I hope the Ghostbusters reboot dies in development hell, but that's probably too much to hope for. It sounds terrible and there is absolutely no chance it will even come close to being as good as the original. It's just totally unnecessary to remake it, besides money.
I have to admit that there's probably no winning with me when you're arguing in favor of another Ghostbusters movie, but everything from the Feig quote strikes me as wrong and stupid.
I'd never have thought that the end of Ferguson's late night show would have such an impact on literature. Keep Bangin', indeed, Craig!
Post-Ferguson? Is that anything like post-LA circa 1991?
