Martok is leader of the high council. Kahless is still Emperor, long may he reign.

We need to go deeper.

That’s because the sentence WAS dynamic.

As a relative of William McKinley, I support this cosplay.

Seriously. We can build amazingly complex settlements but I can’t “build” a couple Minuteman rapid response units of like 3-4 NPCs and then control how they would level up, what equipment they have, and where they’re based? Hell, I should be able to contact my companions via the radio and send one or more of them to…

I imagine you could 1) control the temperate the water is heated to and 2) set certain time periods during which the water is heated to a different temperature than the rest of the day. Personally, I like the idea of being able to set a condition where, say starting at 5:00am, the water heater heated the water to one…

I imagine you could 1) control the temperate the water is heated to and 2) set certain time periods during which the…

The argument could then be made that if you go far enough back and kill the great great grandfather then there’s a greater likelihood that somebody would replace the person you’re originally trying to get rid of.

The whole “let’s kill baby Hitler” argument is pointless. All you have to do is go back and kill Alois Hitler, his father, before little Adolf was ever conceived. Besides, Alois was a terrible person in his own right and the world would have literally been a better place without him.

I don’t think anyone missed Skyler not being in the back.

Stormtroopes even miss the rimshots.

1 word. Preservatives. The bombs drop in 2077, who knows what kind of preservatives were being used in the food. The idea that current, modern day food, couldn’t last 200 years is true but we’re talking a world set 60, 160, and 200 years into the future.

True Grit. Bonus points for it being a remake AND a western.

My mom used to work with a woman named Chris and her husband was also named Chris. Conversations concerning the two were, as one would expect, incredibly confusing.

He did mention that you’d be able to buy 360 titles and download them or, if you have the disc, you can put it in the Xbox One and it’ll automatically download the title.

All while reversing the polarity.

Chips at each end of the ball. Then you install a RF detection grid in the field itself; bury detectors in the field in a 2.5 yard x 2.5 yard grid that covers the entire field. In addition to putting chips in the ball, you also install chips in the toe and heel of each player's shoe and their knee pads. Now you can…

You going to update your article now that both the Ravens organization has cut Ray Rice and the NFL front office suspended him indefinitely?

The Last of Us. Giraffes. End of discussion.

If ever there was a game that demanded Occulus Rift support from day one, this looks like it could be a serious contender.

Dear God...that article would undoubtedly be chill inducing. However, if the U.S. Gov. ever needed a[nother] sure fire way to convince the world that we can be absolutely bat-shit crazy, simply posting a thread from /b/ probably be enough.