@Plague: They already fired those guys.

There's a dirty Spider-Man joke in there somewhere, I'm sure of it!

@Annalee Newitz: waaay ahead of you!

Listening to Hiro use more geek references in one scene than any Comic Con meet-up made me want to turn that episode into the best drinking game ever.

ROBOT ROLL CALL!

"First she mates...then she Terminates"

@mosquitosBuzzz: I thought it more like Darko. Lots of sub-levels but easier to digest. ;-) #thebox

@Annalee Newitz: Send me an email after you see The Box. I'm dying to geek out with someone over it!!! #thebox

AWESOME article! Donnie Darko is one of my fave films, and The Box is intensely dense with all kinds of Richard Kelly puzzle pieces.

I have to say this is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I can't wait it's used regularly by muralists and artsy folks around San Francisco! #videopaintroller

Gold star for Xanadu reference.

As usual, Mighty Boosh did it first.

Help me, Obi-Wan! You're our only hope!

Even though it "from Israel in a 2008 campaign" the thing is ALL PR — international and national — must go through some sort of approval process, and I imagine someone here in the States still signed off on it.

Case in point:

Way to piss off half the population, Bacardi.

So when did LA Times turn into Tiger Beat?

Wow, does LA Time have a Girls' Guide to the Internet so I can learn about diet blogs and fingernail painting tips sites too?

@bonniegrrl: I think all women have to deal with mean tactics from each other on a daily basis, and the book mentions that as well.

@Rooo sez BISH PLZ: You're right. But the book isn't about mean girls vs. good girls. It's about how all women (not just girls) tend to resort to horrible behavior towards one another instead of being honest with themselves.