MY too close? No, it's your damn too close, not mine.

Damn - the video froze at exactly 35 second mark just as the baby put the cat's tail in its mouth and the cat opened its mouth and whipped its head back. I'm in suspense at to whether the cat then bit the baby's face off...

THAT has to be the new phrase to replace "I'll be in my bunk".

I hope there is actually some variation to the missions - Far Cry 2 look really nice, but the missions were all almost exactly the same and turned it in to a grind. The only variation came from discovering interesting some in the game world mechanics - setting fire to the grass plains, running over zebra...

*sigh* I think everyone needs to drink their coffee or take their Valium. The Pope's comment was just an off-hand remark about not liking mathematics, and the response he got from you and @corpore-metal was to insinuate that:

Now I've got that stuck in my head. Thanks.

For some reason when I read "Y U NO" I always picture it being typed by a furious cat.

Damn, yet another reason to sign up for Netflix (this coming just after they made almost all of the Star Trek series available).

I also was wondering why the car exploded so dramatically, and just assumed that Supersonic Man did it.

You know, you're never going to get anywhere in the entertainment industry if you *think*.

The Pax is carred in the bloodstream and transfered via biting - there you go, I've thought of how to convince the studios to reboot Firefly: reboot it as a vampire saga. Everyone loves vampires now, right?

Imagine the various plot points and scenes from the movie interspersed amongst 2-3 seasons worth of episodes - say with the disguised Firefly sneaking through the reaver fleet, or revelation of the cause of the reavers, being a season end cliff-hanger. Played out over 2-3 seasons, I think it would have been much…

There may be interviews or articles that refute this, but I felt that the Reaver explanation in Serenity was what Joss Whedon had planned all along. The movie had this strong feeling of Whedon trying to cram all the plot he had planned for 1-2 seasons of TV series in to a feature length movie.

*quietly coughs and shyly raises hand*

Hey! That's were I was born, so wisecracks, OK?

As my daughter pointed out in the last episode there was an outdoor classroom scene and all kids were covered in dirt except for Tom's. I imagine the other kids having the following conversation:

Luckily, I read the following awesome review of Transformers 2 by Charlie Jane Anders before seeing the movie:

Not if he uses a door in the back...

The drug taking or writing the reviews?