This news makes me sad.

For me it got better once I scrolled down to read the comments and couldn't see the video any more.

Drug War was the best thing I saw in the theater last year.

How has she not been in anything since 2046?

It wasn't very nice of you to not share the answer, forcing me to waste my time repeating your search.

You don't need air, you just need the wine to be less dense than water.

That's not the first time I've heard that. Which I don't know if I should be happy or sad about that.

I actually had a pretty good Eek impersonation back in the day. I was tempted to type "hurtsh" but figured I'd go with correct spelling instead.

I went into the gas station near my house wearing a Guild of Calamitous Intent t-shirt and the cashier threw up the V after I paid.

I've loved The Prisoner for decades, but only just got around to starting Danger Man. I'm not sure how much my enjoyment of the show is because of the show itself, or because I'm imagining how the events of the show are slowly wearing John Drake down to the point of resignation and reassignment as Number 6.

Foyle's War is awesome. I really like how often they work in tangential historical happenings to the mysteries.

I was working in the software department of Media Play back in the mid-90s and was talking to the Broderbund rep for our region. She mentioned she'd never managed to beat Myst and I asked if she wanted to see the ending. Five minutes later she was actually really annoyed that all the running around you do is…

It makes me sad that no one I know gets what I'm referencing when I mention that "It never hurts to help."

It warms my shriveled black engineer's heart to see people refer to significant figures.

Lee Byung-hun garnered alot of love from me as the Bad in The Good, The Bad, The Weird, so I went into the movie as a fan of both leads. I rather enjoyed his detached I have nothing left to lose character.

Not to mention renaming Die Fledermaus to Bat Manuel.

You can't stop an object at rest, baby!

I run a classic Deadlands game which uses d4, d6, d8, d10, and d12 in almost equal proportions.

Drunken Master and Iron Monkey are fantastic. And I rather enjoyed True Legend, even though it felt like four movies shortened and mashed together.

She was in Wong Kar Wai's biopic about Ip Man last year.