Look, it’s 90 minutes of laughs. They’re not all going to be winners.

Does this include cheese? Because if so, fuck you.

Where did it say they lived happily ever after? Just because the story in episode VI ended satisfactorily doesn’t mean their lives were supposed to be eternally free of conflict, hardship, or death. That’s life, bruv.

You’re born with microbes, not just in your stomach but all over your body inside and out. It’s your normal body flora, and it’s necessary to keep you healthy, help us have proper digestion, protect us from diseases, ect.

He may look relaxed, but Billy was always packing.

If you edit out the second line your comment would be so much better!

right, because within human beings there’s no variation whatsoever. no size, skin colour, nothing. it’s hard to tell everyone apart because we look exactly alike!

We don’t know that they were right by accident, it’s just a hypothesis. It’s probably safer to say that the asteroids delivered the building blocks necessary to create life on Earth, as opposed to life itself (though that’s possible too). They very likely delivered the water. And the actual impact of the asteroids…

Huh. Well it seems like the writer of the New Yorker article did a fair amount of research. So, people are stupid because they believe someone that did research as opposed to... someone that hasn’t but doesn’t think it will happen?

Part of the problem with sprays is that it’s harder to know you’ve covered an area - whereas with lotion, you can see where it’s smeared. So I suppose you just have to be extra vigilant about putting it all over. For kids it’s generally recommended to use lotions for that reason, but as you say it’s probably better to…

I’ve not only stopped buying console pre-orders, I’ve stopped buying new games, period. I have myself on a game-playing pattern that is months behind release schedules, so I have a huge library that I pay for at a reduced rate by almost exclusively buying used games (or at least not brand new ones). By that time…

A year ago I inherited my grandmother’s 1993 Subaru Legacy - I just crossed 200,000 km and it’s still in great condition and runs like a dream! Totally sold me on Subaru. Every few months someone inevitably offers to buy it from me.

99% of the time the stupidest, most fad-centric, science-ignorant health and fitness crap I ever hear is from a personal trainer or bodybuilder.

It probably won’t be much of an issue. They already have shared cars - Zipcar, for example - which manage to keep the cars clean and in good condition. Because if you don’t, they find out - the next person that gets the car reports the car wasn’t in good condition - and you get charged a huge fee. I imagine it would…

A minor correction - I don’t believe that Jamie was the one who promised Lollys to someone else - I’m pretty sure that was Cersei.

those are "Shapples"

Well the vaccine issue deserves less nuance, because there's more scientific data to show that it's safe and it works. There's a fair amount of data for the safety of GMO products as well, but it's a newer issue. Also, whether you do or don't buy GMO apples, won't determine whether my kid could die, so it's not…

Who's pandering to the GMO chicken littles? This article is fairly impartial as far as I can see.

The video is pretty, but it doesn't really deal with is whether or not life would even be possible with those stars. Earth is the way it is precisely because of the size, distance, energy output, ect. of our sun. I'm guessing in most, or a lot of those cases, Earth would be burnt to a crisp, or bombarded with levels…

Still have mine. Except I'm pretty sure I'm missing some (like Darth Vader and 3-CPO!) since my 3-year old discovered them...