You'd think so, but no. He wanted to be a stuntman back then and he has the thrill-seeking gene, so he did (and still does, 30+ years later) crazier stuff. One time he showed up at my parent's house with a bandage on his forehead. My mom was like, "What the what?!" and his explanation was, "I wanted to go up to the…
This is so weird. I just started reading this anthology called Zombies versus Unicorns and I see this.
Always enjoy seeing old school camera tricks. They were used to great effect in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
This is why we need more aliens creating sci fi!
I wonder if lots of small ones would be more effective. The way dimples on a golf ball allow it to fly farther and faster, hundreds of miniature versions on the car could charge your battery as you drive without significantly impacting efficiency. Might sound funny, all those flappy things... flapping. Like a clicky…
Hey, you're the douchenozzle who thinks it's perfectly acceptable to use APCs, machine guns and grenade launchers against children. And that I should be forced to pay for that bullshit.
This refers to some sort of Donnie Darko rabbit stalking the sister thing, right?
What does that even mean?
My second Seagate backup drive crapped out on me. I'm done with that company's crappy products. Someone tell me an alternative.
It's nice to know that our generation isn't the only one with braindead ideas about Unnecessary Shit To Add To Our Refrigerators™®©☑☠.
You have shitty reading comprehension, but thanks for playing. Please do not vote. Or reproduce.
I do volunteer work with low income and homeless people and in the 12 years I've been doing it I have never met a single homeless person who wanted to be that way. Many have addiction issues and a lot of them (more than 1/3) have mental health problems like manic-depression or schizophrenia. But to a person they all…
Well, it was 150 years ago. Back they only had these giant wooden iPhones (which admittedly took great shots but were a real PITA to haul up the mountain and you could only call Alexander Graham Bell) and that was the default setting. Modern iPhones simulate that look with a filter. Inertia and nostalgia are powerful…
That's the failure of these mechanistic/deterministic types of things applied to literature. Complex prose and two-dollar words can really kick your reading speed in the nuts.
I was able to listen to the podcast today as I was running errands. Overall it was really excellent. I'm not a foodie, so I like the science angle quite a lot. My one minor critique is that in certain spots it felt too much like you were reading off a script or had over-rehearsed an exchange. Other than that…
Buzz was an awesome dancer, it's true.
It's a marvelous day for a moondance.
Not crazy about the lyrics, but I like this retro music trend. About time we had a wholesale reaction to autotune. Definitely a cool video.
Interesting. Looks like the 70s, sounds like the aughts.
Yes, by all means start killing people without trying to understand the cause of the conflict. That always works out for the best. See Northern Ireland, for instance.
