“...can now be spent on education and upgrading the T.”

Here in Boston, the Village would have been turned into luxury condos, freely given to the developer who seized the land.

Walsh was a booster right up until it became clear that any agreement he signed wouldn’t be able to beat a ballot measure in court.

Probably. But I won’t be terribly surprised if it’s a long, bloody primary season with no clear winner until a few months before the convention.

It’s a problem when the villain is the single most compellingly written character on the show, and then everyone gives up.

I did this with two of the firefighter rescues: It turns out if you hammer one of them with a slam round, the rest of the group immediately sprints at you. While you’re in the Batmobile. With a gun.

Apparently those car door shields aren’t too effective either...

Yep! The fun part is I bet you think you look good in this discussion. The stereotype of PC gamers is continued!

Well, apparently he thought he had a crack at that $500,000 inheritance. That would explain a lot.

No, I read the intro, spotted the same bullshit I’ve been hearing for years, and closed the window. That link you posted isn’t an argument for the superiority of PC as a gaming platform: It’s either a satire of PC gaming stereotypes or written by a teenager who needs to get out more. It was written without any attempt…

The issue is that the TSA is essentially security theater. Israel, a country that’s actually got a much higher risk of terrorist action on flights than the US, is much, MUCH different: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/daniel-wagner/…

Yeah, you’re right. If I remember correctly, you can’t ship any human remains unless they’ve been cleared by a mortician and properly sealed for transport.

“but rather that PC’s themselves are superior gaming platforms to modern consoles.”

Is the game well-designed and fun to play? Then the platform and the input device you use to play it doesn’t matter.

I have never understood why the PC mustard race, which gloats about its technical prowess, is completely incapable of grasping that a computer monitor and a television are two entirely different things.

A useful guide for knowing if a product is pseudoscientific:

He’s no longer the host, but the show’s still on the air.

Come on, though, if you’re a remotely popular actor, you’re going to be in a lot of shitty movies. They can’t all be Daniel Day Lewis and go off and make shoes until Spielberg has a script for them.

Ever see Undisputed? It’s completely ghastly in a lot of ways: Wesley Snipes and Ving Rhames should have switched roles, and the whole thing is literally written as a boxer rediscovering self-respect for beating the shit out of a fellow convict, and he’s been put away on a rape charge. So he gets over being a rapist…

Or, you know, he puts on as much muscle as he can, and then they do the rest with lighting and makeup. I can tell looking just at that still that there’s some lighting trickery going on.

I’m currently preparing a study that proves those with a self-diagnosed gluten allergy can have alllll the gluten they want, if they eat it with ghost chilies. A full chili. Every bite.

Oh, man, I know someone with Celiac and this is damn good news.