#thirdworldproblems

While the number four does signify death in Japanese, four fingered gestures in particular are taboo in Japanese games and media because they are derogatory references to Burakumin, who are descendants on the "untouchable" caste from feudal Japan.

I thought the one of the skeleton ripping out of the painting was the best, then I scrolled down a little further and saw the one of the girl shimmying, and now I'm can't decide which one if my favorite.

I've read three of the Logan's Run books - I think there were at least four - and the story is fleshed out a little bit more.

That scene is sadly lacking in dueling tractors or the hero sliding a horse under a truck, but is still awesome.

*shakes fist at Polybius* - next time, sir, next time I will best you!

Dammit, Polybius beat me to it, but here is my attempt:

Oops, wrong comment.

Oh, so they all look the same to you?

This is the best comment I have read on the Internet so far today. (But it's still early...)

I always thought "Harry Potter" was more along the lines of Tom Brown's School Days, what with the school setting.

Jesus H. Christ...oh, and thanks. You have a happy hump day, too.

I saw that in person at an airshow a couple of years back. A beautiful plane made even more amazing by its story.

I think a good rule of thumbs is that if a writer uses the terms "bourgeois intellectuals", "pseudo-intellectual", and "bourgeois social order" in a single paragraph, at least one of the first two probably apply to them.

Oy vey! I don't get a joke and I'm a schmuck now.

Did you link to the wrong video, or did you just trick me in to watching a five minute video that had nothing at all to do with the Manhattan Project?

He's even got a trophy to prove it!

Uh-oh! History buffs are having at it - it is on like 1939.

Certainly not the people still waiting for "Red Dead Redemption" on the PC.