It wouldn’t even need to be airsoft. There are replica guns made of the of same materials as functional guns. They are essentially real guns that just don’t fire (you can use CGI for any firing effects).

This is 100% canon

This does not look good. Besides valid concerns about Brooks’ comedy in today’s media landscape, the production just looks cheap. It is clearly made for TV, and not even particularly high budget even for TV. Shows like Game of Thrones or Outlander are also made for TV, but don’t feel ot look like it.

That is really wild! Every retail place I have worked, including Home Depot and The Disney Store, told us specifically if someone tries to rob the store, just let them do it. Assume they have a gun, do what they tell you. Otherwise, you are putting your life and everyone else’s life in danger. The store has insurance…

Pretty much the same as an oak tree, but you know, more supple, sexier.

Basically, yes. We have some pretty fluffy couches that you can lean back into and a set of recliners. Plus the mounting bracket for the TV allows us to angle it downward slightly so you don't get a weird distortion looking up at the screen. I mean, the TV is not ridiculously high; the ceiling isn’t very high in our…

I have a TV mounted over a fireplace. It is perfectly fine, at least for our house. The fireplace is surrounded on all sides except the front with solid metal. The “chimney” on the outside of the house is really just decorative. The smoke and excess heat really travel up a relatively small metal pipe that travels up th…

Yeah, I would say that Bright is the closest thing we'll ever get to a Shadowrun series.

It seems like Strange World will fall into pretty much the same niche as Meet the Robinsons where the film is well-liked by people who have seen it; it is just hard to get people to actually see it.

Yeah, costs and infrastructure are the first thing that come to mind for me. Most people simply cannot afford a new EV and the used market for these vehicles is very, very small since they have not been around long. Plus, I wonder about their long-term durability. Like my first car was 16 years old, literally the same…

Perhaps, but I am still thinking none of these are "safe for work" unless your workplace is comfort with overtly sexual cartoons!

I had (and still.have) no interest in this film, but it is somewhat interesting that the script was inspired by Blazing Saddles. I had assumed it was basically a re-skinned Kung Fu Panda with different animals and a “samurai” theme in place of kung fu. Still not interested in actually seeing the film though.

Years ago, I got hit with the bait and switch rebate thing where the online advertised price for the car was based on a number of factors I do not qualify for like military discount, first time car buyer, that sort of thing. I am a teacher, so they did offer a slight educator discount. But even so, I turned around to…

Elmo in a biker jacket you say? When can I schedule a meeting with you and the WB execs to discuss your screenplay? This sounds significantly better than any other movie we currently have in production.

Hey, I have an NFT of the first cryptosimp post on Kotaku. Yours for only $48,000,000. Or you could pay me in Bitcoin, which would translate to...let’s see 1000 Bitcoins right now, but by the time I finish the post, more like 950 Bitcoins, or if you are reading this an hour or two later, I guess like 1500 Bitcoins. If…

The thing is, this guy seems like the sort of person who was selling the digital receipts in your scenario, not the silly consumer who actually bought it. Or I guess he THOUGHT he was the savvy “entrepreneur” (aka conartist) who could take a worthless item and make a profit on the turn around.

Why you think the net was born?

I read the Buzzfeed article, and the article makes it pretty clear that the guys who bought the bible (apparently one guy fronted most of the funds) understand that they don’t own the copyright to the material in the bible. They are actively reaching out to the artists who do own the copyrights, hoping either get…

Okay, the obvious question here then is who made the fraudulent packaging? I would guess it was some sort of inside job. Someone involved in the company that normally manufactures the cards. Or are scammers really able to create entirely authentic-looking products with home printing technology these days?

I dig it! New team chant will be: "boil'em, mash'em, put 'em in a stew!"