Ah, I see what you mean. I thought the previous post thought that Thanos had it to begin with.

No, the Tesseract was on earth (as seen in Cap 1) where Shield got it out of the ice, then experimented on it for a few years before Loki took it at the beginning of the Avengers.

She think she’s a monster because she’s an assassin. She tells Bruce she can’t have kids because he also can’t have kids. They’re not related.

There are several that have been out the last few years, but last years 6” figure is getting re-issued in an Amazon 4 pack that’s due out any week now.

I don’t understand the motive by the hospital... What’s the end game. You can’t sell an African American baby in 1965, why take them away just to put them up for adoption? To “punish” the mothers? WTF.

Also the way its written seems like its the normal sink mirror, so all you could see would be women washing their hands and fixing their makeup.

If the first question is approved, the second is moot.

Definitely not a law, just a guideline for how to handle them. The biggest thing they wanted to fix was just to make sure no one ever found a beat up old flag in a garbage heap. Most of the flag code rules are things like “don’t use flag colored bunting” and you see that crap at every single political rally and 4th of…

Anywhere that has AT&T free wifi will give them to you, they have a deal with Nintendo. Some starbucks (the others have google wifi) but every McDonalds I’ve been to in the last 2 years gives me them (VA, MD, and Seattle). Best of luck though.

Most McDonald’s and Starbucks give you 3-6 passes per visit. I walk by a few fairly often, you can usualy just stand outside for about a minute and the light will turn green

We know quite a bit more thanks to leaks over the last few months. How much do you want to know?

No. Spoiler alert below:

So is this the second half of the thing I pre-ordered so long ago?

John Wick is a .99 rental on Amazon instant video today, you have 30 days to watch it (24 hours to finish once you start)

John Wick is a .99 rental on Amazon instant video today, you have 30 days to watch it (24 hours to finish once you…

My wife and I were just discussing this, and here’s a simple one that always gives her a chuckle: I don’t drink beer. When I’m out, its usually hard cider instead. She is a big beer fan. Whenever we’re out together, the drink runners will always look at her and go “Who got the cider?” and she gets to point at me with…

“will be bundled with new extras. Fans should know that these versions will be the same content as the recent Blu-ray releases.”

I’m sorry, but WTF is that headline trying to say?

Just because its “virtual” doesn’t mean they don’t have a budget and internal accounting to worry about. I’ve seen games “sold out” before. It likely means they got the license to sell X copies at the price point (for points, not cash) and they “sold” that many copies.

Um, that’s a totally different situation. If nothing else, East Germans were not literally starving to death before the reunification. They had somewhat restricted but fairly normal lives (lived in cities, had jobs, etc). People in North Korea have none of that, most are peasants/farmers, etc.

It seems like the important part of the article was left out of this post, that the govt interviewed the author and were satisfied with her mental health (at least insomuch as it pertained to publishing the book):