And if you would press me, I might be able to come up with TWO to SIX even different things!

… he get's so excited when he is misunderstood. It's a problem.

I guess we'll never know whether Gamblors' dad is a parent and thus has a similar excuse.

Hou 'ns op met dat geraaskal!

And in the real life, we're stuck with these non-military-grade RPGs for household use.

You know, I have fond memories of Galaxy Quest and have seen it multiple times (albeit years ago) but I had to google who Sarris was and I have no recollection of his powers, scheme or anything he did in that movie.
I'm pretty sure I will remember Ronan in a few years. Maybe not his name, I'm bad with that, but…

I've been soaking for minutes, but I don't get the implication.

And he says he learned his lesson, so at his next job he won't make the same mistake of building up resentment for 21 years and taking it out violently.

Oh yeah buddy? Could you buy booze in Iran?

But there will be dozens of new ones coming in through the holes in the wall and ceiling.

I somehow misread that as "his workout panther" and thought it was awesome Lex Luther used a panther as a sparring partner.

I haven't seen Trerminator, but I suppose it's a Terminator/Tremors cross-over and that sounds awesome!

I think she made the right call.

Don't get me started about internet speeds. I had 10Mb/s in 1997 at my student apartment, that was upgraded to 100 Mb/s in 1999. Up and down, directly on the backbone. I think the first LOTR movie was downloaded well over a 1000 times from my computer in less then a month (did get a call from sys-admin about that) and…

The black swans are also the go to example to explain the scientific fact that non-existence can't be proved by observation, only disproved.

Not to mention the Anglican vicars and rectors in the 18th and 19th centuries, who were largely rich and educated with little to do. So they invented whole scientific fields out of boredom.

Hmmm, you are presently in Amsterdam you say? And you are an American? I have seen something on the news today about an American in Amsterdam.

One of the other competitors started at 7. And BROKE HIS LEG at his first jump. How about that parenting.

I don't care about the argument if something is a sport or not, just as pointless as arguing whether something is a fruit or a vegetable.

It must be the people you know. At my work there is a lot of talk about curling, biathlon, weird snowboard events and other sports nobody ever thinks about outside of the Olympics. For me that's what the Olympics is about, to get invested in the large spectrum of sports the world has to offer.
I'm a little annoyed the…