My friend is a photographer who shoots headshots. Much to his frustration, one actor kept telling him that the pictures didn't look like him until finally my friend flipped the photo 180 degrees in photoshop and pretended it was a brand new picture. Suddenly, the actor recognized himself.

True story.

Right, but what I'm saying is that I don't agree that it sounds explicitly non-white.

I swear to God I can't be the only person that hears "Surface of the Sun" and "Time" as basically the same song. The John Murphy song in Kick-Ass is "In the House, in a Heartbeat" from 28 Days Later.

It's an anthology series. It has to be. I'm kind of hoping there are no canonical connections at all to last season.

That's not actually a spoiler, especially insofar as my first thought is that a Catwoman movie would take place in the 8 years that Batman is gone.

Bear bears. As opposed to Polar and Grizzly.

Also, how much is the size and shape of those structures and cavities informed by the language learned?

That being said, it seems well-suited to what they intend to research, which is replacement organs.

Also! One of the most blatantly ripped off soundtracks in recent memory, since it's incredible but no one saw the movie. For example, this song was basically repackaged as the end of Inception, yes?

I guess my mother's soda-teats were a bit premature, then?

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE.

He doesn't have a right to react to it by KICKING YOU OUT OF A VENUE HE DOES NOT OWN when you have done nothing disruptive. That is silly. That is silly as balls. And balls are really, really silly.

Actually sounds very pale - which, to be fair, doesn't mean they're necessarily white people.

'Filoni got a little misty-eyed here. "I take that very seriously," he said. "I wouldn't want to upset your kid at all." He talked a bit about the importance of Ahsoka to the show's young fans, and assured the woman, "I don't make the decision to kill characters lightly."'

Nope, you're spot on. There's an interesting documentary called "Cowboy de Amor" about an old white dude that sets American men up with Mexican wives, because American women are too independent and demanding and controlling. Of course, he married a Mexican woman - and that didn't actually work out for him either.

I'm actually excited for this, except that the more complex it begins to sound, the less it sounds like a good movie - also "Cypher Raige?"

I think it's a smart place to start the discussion, though, precisely because of everything you just said; that is to say, the next step is, okay, you NEED Photoshop? What for, precisely? Great. Use it for THOSE things.

Should probably say "hablen." Even still, that's weird.

RE: Watchers in Noah.