The relationship between Gil and his fiance was perhaps the most grating part of the plot to me. It started out with them being an engaged couple, presumably in love, and ended with her having turned in to a shrew. Her whole character arc was unbelievable and just seemed there to justify Gil leaving her for some…

Seconded! She was great in Haywire. I felt that movie tried (successfully) to be a action movie written for a man that just happened to have a women in the lead role - from the way she fought - and men fought with her - to her romantic connections and emotional reactions.

The same sort of people who look at a screwdriver and think "You know, aliens with advanced technology are going to make this sonic".

Right you are. If God had meant men to find clitoris so easily, he wouldn't have made them so goddam small!

C'mon...the person wants a site to recommend movies to watch, not one that will suck all the time you had to watch movies and then more.

And now I'm imagining a mashup of that episode and the one where Picard and others are turned in to kids...

"...what I'm gleaning from this is that One Million Dads don't give a shit. "

Replying to promote.

If only there were some massive network of computers giving access to every trivial detail of subjects - especially ones geeks love - and some simple way to search that information!

Oh, man. You are so hearted for that comment.

I too remember reading a similar article, but do not believe it featured this particular prank.

Wow, I've seen photos of the structure before, but never from that angle - that photo really does resemble Naboo from both the movies and SWG!

"The Non-Adventures of Wonderella" has had a couple of strips parodying/mentioning Batman:

"Naboo Acres" or something in Marin County? All my ill-spent time on Naboo in SWG is meshing with my actual drives through Marin County and the North Bay area like a bad acid flashback. Thanks for that.

That was very well shot and edited - I loved the appearance by Yattaman at around the 3:10 mark.

Ummm, you want to try that with the ruby slippers, not the glasses, unless you want a handsome prince to sweep you up and take you home...

Furthermore, Daiquin Li, from the University of Singapore, says the detachable organs can easily be damaged, though he specifies, "it's usually just the tip."

"My arrows...they're ineffective against this enemy! What are we going to do?!"

Added bonus: it makes you look like Captain Jack Harness.

Nice to see cynicism is not a new invention.