Ah, good call. That should be in kPa or something.

Well, PV = nRT, so it's a linear relationship. 85 deg F = 303 K, outside is let's say 35 degrees F = 275 K, so the change in pressure should be about 10 percent. 2 psi out of 12.5 is about 15 percent, so it's not totally unreasonable? Except it's not clear why they're filling the balls in the boiler room.

Well, PV = nRT, so it's a linear relationship. 85 deg F = 303 K, outside is let's say 35 degrees F = 275 K, so the change in pressure should be about 10 percent. 2 psi out of 12.5 is about 15 percent, so it's not totally unreasonable? Except it's not clear why they're filling the balls in the boiler room.

It is shameful that the media is focusing on this muckraking instead of preparing for the upcoming Pro Bowl, which will finally settle which conf—pffffhahahahaa, sorry guys, sorry I tried

Didn't this movie also have footage of injured Iraqi children? I remember some of that being pretty rough.

I think this was a pretty common experience.

I thought it said 'save me', but it's actually 'liberate tutame'; save yourself.

It's a jobs bill! All the congressmen voting for it are certainly giving the oil companies a certain type of job.

I suppose the follow-up is: if the individual stories are the important part, why keep bringing back the same characters? Why stick with the same tortured continuity? (I know the answer is likely a bunch of dollar signs and something about risk-averse brand management.)

Sure, except Triple H hasn't been wrestling for 50 years.

Hear hear. I only occasionally read comic books, but I can never figure out who's supposed to be impressed by the major occurrences in the main continuity when you can practically hear the countdown to retcon.

Oh, yeah. I had an Angelfire site, and carried a pager to school & work in case my pregnant mother needed to be driven to the hospital. I think we're both in the same pretty narrow window.

The little plastic tubes that go over your game piece when you're stuck in a force field were the best.

Yeah, I had this game back in the day and made my family play it. Someone posted the full link below. He's a Klingon renegade who hijacks the Enterprise while it's undergoing maintenance (so there's almost nobody on it), and takes it to Klingon space in hopes of starting a war.

My thoughts on leaving the theater were that the script must have floated around pre-production for years, accumulating plot elements until the end result is a children's collage of black holes pasted next to crop failures with a colorful fringe of space madness. It also seems pretty difficult to argue that the…

I've had conversations with family members that were just strings of Simpsons quotes.

Love is the quantifiable fifth dimension, and is stronger than space, time, & gravity.

I'm baffled by the thought that Interstellar had a great story. The acting and visuals were really good, but the plot is more hole than thread.

They'd make those into reality shows too, but none of those people show up on film.

I thought we just called that "the Internet".