"before he becomes the shrinking superhero."

On the weekends, I work in a restaurant that flat out DOES NOT CARRY RANCH. It is one of the greatest pleasures of the job to tell people that they can't have any.
One of the side affects of this is that I now know it's a thing that people carry around bottles of ranch dressing in their purses or bags.
Unrefrigerated…

First of all, loved the premise. I love Legos, loved watching all the Legos moving around. I like the Lego video games. But...it wasn't funny. The funny bits were all in the trailer. I found the movie to be incredibly violent and grim. It was a movie of people running for their lives, and finding no safety. The…

Holy shit. I don't think we've gone through a week (in almost 10 years) without screaming at each other for some reason or other. I am in awe of your communication skills!

LOL. i'm a straight dude but Ronaldo's pretty near perfect. i need to get my ass to the gym

You're exactly right, "we're having a baby"communicates the same thing. I feel like the men who say, "we're pregnant" are the same men who act like dealing with a crabby, sick, sex-avoiding baby mama is as great a burden than carrying the actual baby. "It's hard for me, too!"

"We're pregnant" is a thing because the men want to empathize with the women they love that are suffering, and they want to try and share in the mental burden as much as they can. It's a good thing. It brings people closer.

Agreed, done in a Pulp Fiction style of different stories spliced together would be sweet.

No, no, no. We only ever follow what pioneers in any field do. That's why we all drive these:

Right?! How can you not like these Sentinels?!

Kinda-update: I went to check the room again this morning, and it's now password-protected.

Don't tell anyone about this you goddamn fool. There is a fucking reason you kept this to yourself. Only tell your girlfriend if you don't want to have a girlfriend anymore

Now you have me thinking. "Ogre died as he lived, sitting on his couch, typing on his laptop..." or "listening to customers whine about not being able to buy a movie or piece of technology that hasn't been around for years..."

What did watchers think of the regeneration in Doctor Who? It's something quite shocking for even a (somewhat) more sophisticated modern audience that still gasps (or cries, like my wife), but what did audiences back then make of it? Were british minds blown?

FF is supposed to be about Brave Science Adventurers! That doesn't mesh well with gritty and grounded.

I know. Duckface galore!

and is he with his daughter? is that current wife? so random. Oh. and here is a picture of Scotty Pippen. whaa?

Seems like Hiro really took that "Do you want to build a snowman" thing to heart.