"I wish I could rewind time to Sunday and reverse the decision to take the site live. But time is irreversible and I've learned a hard lesson."

It's the scene from just outside the attic. When the clones/different time-versions of one of the characters are banging on the door, trying to get out. For some reason, it really freaked me out.

The "MOM!!" exclamation juxtaposed with the car/gun magazines, brass knuckles, and neckbeard really makes it for me.

I still don't understand Primer, but I really did enjoy it. It also has one of my favorite creepy scenes of all time.

My biggest red flag is the fact that blueberry bagels exist.

Yes, there is nothing cheesy at all about the Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit.

Brad Bird for me. I love everything the guy has done, he has an eye for amazing set pieces, well choreographed action, and spot on emotion from his performers. I love The Iron Giant and The Incredibles, and Ratatouille is my favorite Pixar film. I haven't seen the new Mission Impossible, but I hear it was excellent.

Homeworld! My favorite game ever. And I'm ashamed to say, I never beat it.

It's mostly the bridge and tunnel club at these games. Mostly shitty people.

I've been thinking of trying out fish oil supplements. Any positives or negatives I should know about?

That is the celebration of a man who was always picked last. It's the little things in life.

Thanks!

Deer you are not a kangaroo or a dog but you think you are a kangaroo or dog. You are drunk.

+1

The video is gone. Like tears. In rain.

Hello all! I'm switching to no contract T-Mobile once my Verizon contract runs out in January. How is their 3G, 4G, and cell coverage in NYC and surrounding areas?

The self loathing in some corners of the male geek community is rivaled only by that of a pubescent Irish Catholic.

I'm currently taking a statistics class as part of my urban planning program, and I was struck by how little I really knew about the field. Do you think statistics should be more a part of early education, rather than a field of study for graduate level students?

That scene from Sign is terrifying, but I can't quite put my finger on why. It's nightmarish, I guess. The part of the nightmare that wakes you right up. Freaky.

It's just a short story but "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" is terrifying in a nightmare fuel kind of way.