I'm not a follower of hers, but in the pics I've seen, she's often depicted reclining or resting in some way.

Well, some of us try to appreciate the whole woman.

I would happily gestate a chestburster for a chance to roam inside Weyland-Yutani headquarters for two hours.

Some of us even find the geeky aspect of Futurama irresistibly romantic. (Link content is SFW and hella brief.)

Hera scarified sex

As a fan, I've never felt entitled to know the thoughts that athletes have after a just-completed performance. Journalists who think this kind of coverage is required by fans...seem to be on shaky ground.

What's confusing is that a "court stringer" is very rarely provided at pro tennis matches. Virtually every tournament just keeps that guy back in the players' locker room, where it's easy to store all the extra racket frames that are needed.

I don't have much faith in the defense without Jerod Mayo. Although watching Brandon Browner rack up multiple penalties per quarter in pass coverage has been pretty entertaining.

The Pats have been extra-fun to watch this year.

I would like to know, without casting any aspersions at all, where you copied this from. (I'm assuming it's from a source of your own, but no judgment if you got it from elsewhere.)

Just the thought of David Letterman being young is staggering to ponder.

I'm not sure what's funny about that. Who wants to mess with a pimp?

Be careful shooting at mirrored aircraft.

I'd like to hear what types of "official functions" Albert Burneko might describe as "gravid."

I would read an entire series of these. On Gawker Media. This is outstanding.

Under the Personal Conduct Policy, a deferred adjudication of the kind entered in Montgomery County establishes a basis for imposing discipline.

I'm sure there's a filter for this. Ask a parent, they'll know.

I don't know — basic science can still be pretty complex sometimes. Didn't a famous scientist once say something like "I can't even explain why electricity works"?

Arbitrariness and habit are never good bases for ethical decisions.

The theatrical ending of 28 Days Later, however, does have the main characters saved by the Finns.