Sometimes I don't think Japan understands America. And then they do something like this and I know that they do.

Deal. (Feel free to reply once more).

This is a better written show. It is more serial in nature and I think that helps a lot.

Yeah. I probably need to summon something else than Frankenstein monsters. I think I saw an Allister Crowley book around here somewhere. Maybe that will work out better...

Yeah, with every reply you paint a more clear picture.

His portrayal of Bishop was classic. But Fassbender nailed his role, too.

Behold! My power!

I summon FrankN. Stein to this thread.

I wonder where software engineers rank in Mountain Dew consumption. That is my morning caffeine of choice. It's like a programmer fuel canister.

Don't speak Troll? You, sir, are a master. In fact, look at all the hate replies you spawned.

If they ever fix it he will be so disappointed!

Sounds like you did your ex a favor, removing yourself from their life.

Breaking up with someone via text message is the height of cowardice. Very few exceptions.

The BEST way to eat Nutella is directly off of a spoon.

Here's two fun drinking boardgames:

Good for him. He put in a lot of hard work and as a result has entertained a lot of folks.

As I understand, Aslan was a Jesus allagory (intentionally). Gandalf was an attempt at an angelic figure in what was intended to be a new British mythos. They were besties but disagreed on how much religion should be in their books.

This really had a sort of Sex In The City vibe of goofy unrealism to me. It was interesting enough to watch (not the least of which was for more Terry O'Quinn). The only genuinely scary part was the lightbulb/ladder scene.

All I want for Christmas is an announcement of a new Star Trek show starring Bruce Greenwood as Captain Pike. He nailed that role so perfectly that I'd love to see more of him. He'd own that show completely.

I'm of the camp that believes if someone is uptight enough to be offended by a Christmas tree or Easter bunny then they are uptight enough for me not to really care much about their opinion. People need to loosen up and be comfortable with the fact that others around them might be different.