6: Or, if you're going to reboot a decades old obscure franchise, treat it like a brand new franchise. No inside jokes or depending on nostalgia. A modest $50 mil Lone Ranger reboot told from Tonto's point of view with a Tonto that doesn't look like his last name should be "Jump On It" might actually have been good…

11. Big name stars no longer guarantee success

Either that or all the fatty fish they eat is playing hell with their digestion

Oh, he's no magician. If it is mere parlor tricks you are after, you will be sorely disappointed. For if he reaches behind your ear, it will not be a nickel he pulls out, BUT YOUR VERY SOUL!

Apparently, Penguins supercavitate... they store the air in their feathers...

His fault

First they came for the Bigfoot porn, and I said nothing.

Feel bad for me, it's going to be that much harder for me to find my triceratops erotica now.

I feel like I should feel bad for somebody here, but I'm not sure who.

There really is something for everyone, isn't there?

So: were-kitties and Bigfoot are "taboo" because "non-human entities"? But vampires and werewolves are "YOUNG ADULT BESTSELLER MATERIAL"....?

I've heard of supercavitation, but it usually involves me downing an entire bottle on a Wednesday evening.

Interesting.If this turns out well it could speed up the movement of cargo and people over water.Depending on the outcome and especially how much energy is needed in comparison to air,it might alter the playing field.

"When the bubble bursts, the resulting shock wave can scare metal."

The difference is that some don't agree with string theory because of the lack of evidence and in the case of global warming some don't agree agree because of the implications of the theory being true, the evidence being overwhelmingly in favor!

That's okay, you don't have to. The universe doesn't care.

For each mystery science resolves, a thousand fresh ones are revealed. We don't want fewer mysteries- we want more!

Dark matter probably doesn't believe in your existence either so it's even steven