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I just watched it and... er... it really wasn’t half as bad as online rants make it look. Much, much better than the last 24 Spiderman movies at the least.

Why people can’t get a science fiction story where the characters don’t shout all the time nor beat each other up for no reason at all?

“Agonizingly slow data transmission”? Hey, it’s almost seven times faster than I used to receive data with my Commodore 64, back in the last century!

The great Paleontology Wars on the Frontier: cowboys, fraudsters, killers and dinosaurs

You might want to have a look at my HP

Epic fantasy with a disjointed, ridiculous plot

...and that’s a rather well-made whip, by the way!

Or colonists will have to deal with the existence of culture, and the show will work great with the remaining 90% of the world’s audience.

Just as body armor remains available to anyone who has the money to buy it, [...] people can also freely purchased up-armored vehicles. This is precisely why police have stated they need to retain measures against such exotic attacks.

I am Italian, so I’m hard pressed to pick just one dish.

Kronk, from The Emperor’s New Groove.

Is tricking te whole world into peace a con enough?

1) Fire all execs who haven’t taken reputable courses in screenwriting, creative writing and literature (ancient, modern, non-US)

The point being that this supply run includes the first coffee machine designed for zero-gravity use. Made in Italy, of course.

Seriously. I can't vouch for the translations, but the original Italian text is impossibly perfect.

I am a journalist and author specializing in alternative sexualities, I study strange things to explain everyday life.

Which is perfectly fine, in fact. Yours do as well every day, especially if you exercise a little.

Whoever compiled the post has no idea of what he's writing about. To wit:

Wonderful piece - and extra-lousy temperature conversion. 1,8 C° (with a comma, not a point) is colder than the inside of your fridge, not "unbearably hot".

Milano, Italy.

For an invention, I'd go for a mind/machine interface allowing the upload and download of information and skills directly to/from the brain.