That... made no sense at all. From beginning to end, no sense whatsoever.

Oh please. I would love for the franchise to actually lay out some rules.

Guarded anticipation!

Haha. You actually got me to look. I’ve watched only one show on television in years, so it was not at all impossible that Andy Samberg was more multifaceted than I knew (I still don’t know how much education he does or doesn’t have) and had decided to drop TV and music.

I’d be okay with Devil Dinosaur.

> We know it all to well but sometimes you have to do what you have to do.

> when he explains how low the odds of winning the lottery are (everyone knows, John!)

BBC Sherlock is pretty good fanfic.

Thanks for the rec. I haven’t read MLP:FIM for a long time, but that art has gotten me to at least bookmark it for later.

//The character in question is not Harry Potter. It’s the author inserting another kid who shares the name of Harry Potter into the story.//

Why is a non-exclusive relationship appropriate because they’re “messed-up”?

“Space internet” is the best pair of words I have heard all week.

Hey, it wouldn’t be Terry Pratchett anyway. What’s the difference between an endorsed Discworld novel by somebody else and an unofficial fanfiction by somebody else, that is written just as well as the first? And we’ve got fanfic.

Maybe it’s because I’m really into comparative mythology, but the creation myth made a lot of sense to me.

I’m all for tightly and rigorously defining terms, but does consciousness require time binding?

What? I don’t even... They need to elaborate on that, or it is functionally equivalent to “Did you know... A koala reasons more than a Creationist? No wonder bees describe flowers as ‘jiggity-jiggity sweet bee dance’.”

//Kamikazes were not sacrificing themselves to save the colony, they were giving their lives to further the aggression of their country, which is perhaps not quite as noble.//

Whoa, hey there. Let’s not go insulting Dark Crystal. >:]

//It would be tough to design a fire-resistant ant, but the ants themselves might not need to survive a firestorm. They could die, provided that they left behind a hive full of offspring ready to be the first ones out of the gate when the fire moved on, healthy and able to take over the disasterscape.//

I wonder if we’ll get to see a new approach to superhero films, or if it’ll be Yet Another Marvel Film, But With Valiant Characters Instead.