Killing animals, though distasteful, is not anywhere near equivalent to the killing of a human being. I'm against inhumane treatment of animals, especially things like cosmetic testing, chicken farming, and the like, but preserving a specimen is an entirely rational and ethically sound thing for a scientist to do.

Devin McCourty just won a night with Gisele.

As you can see from the video, Jason Chimera's nose makes direct, forceful contact with Chimera's head, resulting in an injury. Though the nose is not a repeat offender, this hit clearly shows a disregard for an opponent's safety. Chimera's nose will be suspended for 3 games.

He's really Khan.

"Would you like to go to the Enchantment Under the Sea dance with m-"

(Head explodes)

counterpoint: i did like him in 'Jack Reacher'. he played a very despicable character.
and then there was the fight at the end where he got everything he deserved in spades...

(always get good use of this gif)

This sounds like poor fanfic.

I love this. The most clever way to reboot is to do the in-continuity reboot via time-travel fuckery. Terminators went back way earlier now, shit got warped. BRILLIANCE.

Your first two questions are beyond my ken, and I think likely beyond anyone's; this is not simply to brush aside the questions with "God works in mysterious ways," but I do admit ignorance as to any easy solution to the question; I think these may simply be brute facts, an explanation for which is not easily…

Doctor: Jose, we're rushing you into surgery right now. We can save your finger.

Finally he shoots something else off!

The finger then bounced off his head and went over the outfield wall

An obvious choice: "When Jimmy McNulty ain't policing, he's a picture postcard of a drunken self-destructive fuck-up. And when he IS policing, he's pretty much the same motherfucker but on a good case, that's as close as the man comes to being right." (*sniff) I miss The Wire.

The 2nd table set there for decapitations? Man, good thing that table gave way or it coulda been real ugly.

Looks like it was discussed in Judy Blume's "Superfudge." 10-11 years old sounds about right.

Did we watch the same movie, Annalee? "Evil Dead" (the remake) was FUNNY. I feel like so many reviewers were expecting to be bludgeoned over the head with comedy—which would be totally inconsistent with the played-straight-yet-still-funny original movie. I thought "Evil Dead" absolutely nailed the humorous tone of…

No laughing deer head...no sale...

I'm a fan of all three movies. The reason why the original became a cult classic was because of all the unintentional humor. Which was precisely why Raimi and Co. decided to go all-out slapstick in the two sequels.