I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the bones. While they haven't exactly said, "Hey, these people like to eat other people", I don't think there is any question of it. I like the theory that one person posted that "A" stood for "Abattoir", or slaughterhouse.

There are a lot of pictures out there comparing the two, but it doesn't really look like the same sweater. That said, they made a point of Rick recognizing the watch Hershel gave glenn and the poncho, so it's possible.

I could ask you the same question regarding condescension as your reply to me assumes I don't understand basic science. As for the null hypothesis, it makes no sense whatsoever in this instance because there isn't a way to ever test for it. The afterlife is unable to be tested for in any situation. The assumption that…

This was profoundly wonderful, but also reminded me of this:

That's a profoundly dumb retort. Just because you discover words on the internet doesn't mean you should to regurgitate them willy nilly. Neither of those have anything to do with what I posted.

"But that doesn't mean that her "soul" is getting out of her body. This is not an astral trip, like those described by mystics. There's no paranormal activity of any kind."

I remember reading these back in '89, which is why I occasionally look at my husband and say, "We live in a future. THE FUTURE!!!".

They mention he has a satellite phone. I assumed that is what it was.

I don't think the guy in the bedroom was killed, but you're right about the bathroom zombie. I'm a little confused as to why the article surmises it was a random zombie that came in the back. As soon as Rick dispatched that dude, I thought, "Someone is about to have the zombie sadz!!"

Any photographer that offers the same advice for every client isn't a particularly good photographer (the exception being good posture). This, in particular, is not good advice. This is a very specific expression for very specific needs. If everyone in a group portrait were to do this, they'd all look completely…

It's like he's trying to hard to come up with his own catchphrase.

Yet, according to the article, "Gribbin recommends checking out the Levi's Curve ID line—the company analyzed 37,000 women to come up with three styles to fit a variety of shapes." 37,000 break down to three styles? I can find 5 of my friends and they all need different styles.

Your only mistake is that you carved his face into a piece of fruit. You should have gone with a festive Halloween pork roast.

Annnnd. there went an hour of my time.

Agreed. I recently rewatched the entire new era with my son, who just recently discovered a love for Who, and have decided that I like 11 better than 10. There have been some inconsistencies in the writing, but as much as I love David Tennant, Matt Smith's Doctor has won me over with his relationships with River and…

It should be okay. After all, Run DMC has already prophesized about it:

Agreed. I know there are different varieties of oranges with different skin colors, but most oranges grown in the US are orange. The green varieties aren't common here.

Yeahhhh... I hate to break this to whomever came up with this information, but they clearly have never driven through Indian River, Florida. Driving along Highway 27, you will pass through miles and miles of citrus trees covered in orange fruit. Yes, some are tangerines or other varieties, but many are oranges that…

While this is terrifying, if highly unlikely, the biggest problem for me is the constant default to Armageddon. Deep Impact was a much better movie.