Genesis 38:8-10?

FXX is the one for women. I'm surprised that FX has been so successful with the focus on the small Turner syndrome demo.

While stone doesn't ignite, the high heat of a surrounding fire can cause limestone or marble to thermally decompose into quicklime and carbon dioxide, causing it to crumble away. Even if there isn't a total collapse, the structural integrity may be damaged.

I think this means that you can now post as AncientShenanigan, Ph.D.

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"I once wrote a sketch about rock musicians and I was trying to think of a name that would be so silly nobody would ever use it, or dream it could ever be used. So I wrote the words "Toad the Wet Sprocket". And a few years later, I was driving along the freeway in L.A., and a song came on the radio, and the DJ said,…

From Fallout: New Vegas, fulfilling Boone's companion quest, which is to say, going on a roaring rampage of revenge tearing through the Legion.

Looking at the IMDB credits, it appears that Sean Hannity (if you want to consider him an actor) is in Parts 2 and 3,though only credited for Part 3. I may have missed someone, but that's the single instance I could find. Certainly, all of the major roles were recast in each movie.

Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali present: Un Chien Pan-dalou.

Most of the designs that have not been "updated" much throughout the years unsurprisingly look classic: Bears, Packers, Cowboys, Raiders, Colts, Jets. I think the standard 49ers unis look great too, which makes their new black and red cyberninja costume/alternate jersey an even worse idea.

Ugh, thanks to the absurd broadcast rules, I couldn't catch the OT of Rams-Seahawks live even though it was after Bears-Packers had ended and my FOX affiliate had no later game to show, There's nothing like getting to see a few seconds of a close contest, then flashing back to the studio to see Curt Menefee…

I think the hatred for purple stems from all of the terrible teal-and-purple color schemes of '90s expansion teams, which was not a good era for uniform design aficionados. I personally think purple can look great in a uniform, especially when it's set off nicely with white as in the Vikings' unis. Though now that the…

That, sir, is a facile argument!

In Super Mario Bros. 2, there's a small platform at the bottom of the starting area of 3-1 that leads to a warp to World 5. You can't see it from the start; the way I found out about it was to climb up into the clouds (the way to go to progress in the level) and then screw up and fall past the platform to my death.

I love the idea of SMB 3 being a theatrical retelling of SMB 1, especially since the scale of the third game is significantly greater than the first, suggesting that Mario's adventure grew greatly in the telling of it. "Yeah, I definitely went to a desert world and an ocean world and a world where everything was…

That made me think of that weird bridge area in World 8 where, on the world map, a giant hand would pop up as you crossed and pull you into the level. The thing was, they were all short, relatively easy levels that gave you an item at the end, so it was worth your while to play them anyway.

One of the things that blew my mind early on in the Mario series is the whole warp concept, that so much of each game could be skipped and that the games had purposely been designed that way. Mario has the standard hero's journey story- fight his way through the villain's defenses (which escalate as the hero…

Thanks to the one-two punch of Jaws and The Amityville Horror, I spent years thinking "amity" had a negative connotation, basically synonymous with "enmity."

Chicago and NYC were at their closest in 1890, and NYC was still ahead 1.5 million to 1 million at that point. And at that time, NYC was just Manhattan and the Bronx. When the other boroughs were added in 1898, NYC's population jumped to over 3 million overnight.

Sure, it's certainly meant as a test of character, but there are issues with the administration of the test that suggest it inadvertently tests many other characteristics as well. As others have already pointed out, knowing it's a famous no-win scenario beforehand could alter a cadet's strategy.