I love those types that get so pissed at their computer that they actually yell at it in the office so we can hear it several cubicles away.  Like they're obviously unhinged enough to not care they're demonstrating that they have no control over their emotions in a professional setting, but at the same time, they…

The prairies.  The middle of Saskatchewan to be specific.

I'm going to be that guy.  I've lived in the coldest part of Canada (that isn't a territory and contains actual large cities) my entire life and I would say that anything above 0F in winter is just gravy.  It's actually freaked me out the last few years when the snow has started melting during parts of January. …

You could be just as intellectually dishonest and start going nuts in March and April when the temperatures are like 20 degrees higher than they are now.  "OMG people, global warming is happening at a rate of 60 degrees a year!  We're going to be literally boiling this time next year."

By the end of the series, at least 3 of the main human characters (that had their names in the opening credits) had been killed, one character had his eye poked out, the two main 'good' vampires each died at least once, and the main character is killed multiple times and you think the bad guys weren't a threat?

I don't know, Walter could be viewed as an unemployed scientist who pays no income taxes.  That seems like he's part of the 47% moocher class and he also probably believes in things like climate change and the benefit of airplane windows.

Here I go replying to myself because I really want to get this off my chest.

I'm just going to say that Salvation was 1000x better than T3.  At least it wasn't a bad parody of T2.

Actually, I was torn about putting him on there, cause I thought he was the coolest in the mid-90s, but have since gotten over that.  Maybe now I'd say Wedge or something, cause he gets shit done.

Catch phrases in general don't make any sense.  Take James Bond.  He's supposed to be a spy and his catch phrase is saying exactly his full real name.

With their vast oil reserves I think it's the fracking technology we should be worried about.

@avclub-58238e9ae2dd305d79c2ebc8c1883422:disqus you know damn well it had her topless (as do I).

You know what I'd like to see?  A Star Wars movie that doesn't focus on the Jedi and the Force.   Think about all the best aspects of Star Wars and how unrelated to the stupid force they are. (Obviously these are my opinions, but I think a lot of them are accepted by most).
Best character: Han Solo, 
Best EU…

Haha yeah.  "I know lets shoot little droids that will latch onto enemy ships and begin slowly taking them apart them",  "Why don't we just have the little droids be little bombs?"

Lot of Star Wars stuff today.  I'm obviously getting nothing done.

Let me tell you, these people can make any acronym they want.  They do it by cheating and using random letters from the words (e.g. EISCAT, the European, Incoherent SCATter radar). 

While I believe you, I'm going to have to question this study if they managed to estimate a real cost on things like, inventing artificial gravity, a hyperspace engine, air tight magnetic shields that only allow solid objects through, and a laser that can destroy a planet (that last one seems like the most…

Star Destroyers couldn't have been used to destroy the shield generator due to the shield that it was generating.  It does seem like you can move solid objects through it though (that's how the walkers did it), so I'm not sure why they needed to wait for the shields to be down for Vader to start his landing.

I really think that they didn't do the proper cost estimate when coming up with $850 quadrillion.  I'm just guessing that it would actually be a number that I don't know the name of.

dinosaurs rape man = women inherit the Earth