Nope. The competitors start with their hands on two touch sensors on the table. The clock starts automatically when they lift their hands off them, and stop again when they drop the cube and touch the sensors. That’s why you see them slam their hands down when they finish.

That is certainly true.

Les Mis’ live singing is one of its best qualities to me, and many of the people I’ve spoken to about it. You name dropped Crowe there because he was certainly the worst of the bunch, but everyone else did fine and I think it lent more emotion and nuance to the performances.

I think it’s important to note that if a relationship reaches the point where one party is ready for sex, and they come to find out that their partner is not interested in having sex at any point in the near future, the one who wants it is free to make that a deal-breaker and end the relationship amicably - and that’s…

Because a huge chunk of American citizens are even more stupid than he is.

We actually think that the phone is going to deliver a better, more robust execution. In terms of the APIs that we can build into an app, the fact that phones are ubiquitous, the fact that it allows us to do much more rapid improvements and updates to the service, that’s why we think a phone execution—and specifically…

I want to know who the fuck thought anyone was going to buy *food* from the Sharper Image, of all places.

Sigh. You are a colossal moron.

One potential reason for their not including it in the scheduled B&R announcement is that they just released a new set (Amonkhet), and for this they decided to release it early for online play for the first time ever. This gave them 3 days worth of data seeing how the new set impacted Standard, hoping that the new…

Yeah, it was Felidar Guardian.

That’s not true. They banned Smuggler’s Copter, Emrakul, the Promised End, and Reflector Mage in Standard this year.

It’s pretty inexcusable for their internal testing to entirely miss this combo when the two cards were released in the same *block*, and could happen in draft.

Is it really that unbelievable that 3 homeless people could start the fire? I’m not saying they definitely did, but saying you don’t believe it for seemingly no particular reason other than that it theoretically might not have been seems like unnecessarily conspiratorial thinking.

I’m really confused about some of the criticisms of the live-action film that could be equally applied to the original anime film. The spider tank, the cuts to long, slow panning shots of landscapes. Those were present in both versions. Why are they bad in the live-action, but good in the anime?

I find it kind of ironic that, in an article telling you that the first piece of information you give to the 911 operator is your address and phone number, that piece of information is at the very end of the article.

I haven’t played this yet, but every time I see a screenshot or a video I can’t help but wonder why the hell everything is so hazy??? Doesn’t that get annoying? I feel like everything is in fog or something.

>Dolts are not good for having a beer with.

If I could pick one special token from Monopoly’s history to be included in the base game, I’d pick the money bag. I was always the money bag when I played the special edition years ago.

Holy fuck. I made better videos when I was 10.

Gladio wasn’t there, so they didn’t think to do it.