About a third of them look like tupperware spray painted gray.

It's pretty good, for a lot of reasons. I think I enjoy it more than my daughter does.

No, man, Olaf's song. It's fucking hilarious.

I had wondered about that with the fire. All the other stuff—I can see that all the words are in a language I understand, but it might as well just be 1s and 0s.

"Let it Go" isn't even close to being the best song in Frozen.

I prefer the Swiss.

It's really hard to tell. XBONE seemed to have more detail in certain places (I saw a little more fire on the crashing plane at the very end). Otherwise, shit, I can't tell. Maybe someone from the master race will spot something.

Tagline: "In the future, clones will wear two different kinds of cool hat."

I just binge-watched the entire thirty-seven episodes of GoT over the past two weeks or so. One thing I've noticed is that most of the characters I felt I was "supposed" to like are the ones I cared about the least, Robb Stark in particular. Both of his sisters are easily more interesting than he ever was (at least on…

It's a little bit of both. They're saying "be specific" while also saying "Please keep any/all legally actionable language out of company documents that may/will be subpoenaed during an investigation."

Mine were: Io, Ariadne, and John.

Dude. I bet he never even had to draw his weapon. I'm surrendering already.

It is an exceptionally low threshold for passing. What's interesting, I guess, is that how few films can pass it. I mean, if Meghan Fox had a ten-second conversation with Shart LeBeef's mom in Transformers 7, that would have passed.

It's not bad. It is not, as many people say, the best show ever. It's just pretty good. I'm kind of binge watching it right now, after getting access to HBOGO, and I can say that there are moments where they definitely whip out a handful of naked women (or the occasional flaccid penis) to help wake you back up.

One of your coworkers has one named "Bustamove" Shepard. That one is pretty hard to beat.

"NO FATE" on her arm suggests Terminator roots, but I gather that's not the case. Other than that, it's basically: Tits, motorcycles and Jack Daniels, so basically a Nicolas Cage movie, circa Con Air.

I need someone to explain the science of women being willing to bang Michael Bay to get a part.