I know lots of people just stream (legally or otherwise), but if you want to actually own tracks then the huge secondhand CD market looks by far the most cost-effective way to do it. Plus better sound quality than most formats (though maybe not detectably so to the vast majority of listeners) - you don't see many…

Surely someone can just write a digital music player plugin which adds some extra noise and removes the ability to skip tracks, and we can forget about all this vinyl silliness.

Look, if you read the book, I think the involvement of sandworms is pretty implicit.

"Well, men obviously don't count. And frankly, Edward, pedants are looking pretty borderline right now as well."

This bodes well for WB getting the film rights to Tolkien's soon-to-be-published grocery list (1), or whatever's been dug up from behind the sofa this week.

Three cherries for mortal men doomed to WIN BIG!

Yeah, but it seems pretty small even by Twitter standards, at least based on the article.

I don't think there's even much evidence of large amounts of outrage here. It comes across as another case of Twitter as the go-to source for any desired opinion - if you want to write an article about how something has "stirred up controversy", you always can, because there'll reliably be someone on Twitter…

Not to mention ignoring that the US govt didn't develop the pen, a private US company did (and weren't paid by the govt to do so, they just bought some of the pens when they did indeed turn out to be useful).

I really can't tell if the Rufio fandom of the 2010s genuinely like the character, or are just trying to be ironically retro. Quite possibly neither can they.

He wants to know the names of the bombers. And also what love is.

Something something flaccid clock.

His rendition of "Let it Go" is very moving.

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Bonzo the Annoying?

"So what made you decide on an open-world sandbox with optional item collection sidequests and bonus DLC missions?"
"I haven't told you what game I worked on yet."
"Just playing the odds."

Maybe a tougher one to guess: Brit as German as American: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

You can probably get away with a worse fake Texas accent in a British production than you could in an American one, and significantly worse than you could in a Texas one.

Brit as American as Brit: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Tadd chose… poorly.

Disagree. I think the buried treasure idea was fun. And it doesn't sound like he's been particularly irresponsible, having made it clear that you don't need to put yourself in danger to find it.