I have. What does that have to do with what you said?

… what?

As I'm thinking about it further, you could almost count finding life on the bottom of the ocean, living off, if I have this right, underwater volcanic vents, as an example of a second instance of life forming, because it's completely separate from what we thought was the ecosystem that was necessary to sustain life.

ya, if it's parody it's certainly not successful parody in an article like that… I was just sort of challenging the idea that it's just a site full of plausible stories that the author only thinks are comedy. There's plenty on that front page that's obviously an extreme exaggeration of reality.

I thought they had as much as said that his girlfriend was trapped in a timeline, and not erased, but I must have it wrong somewhere.

did you embed html code to make that link? or does disqus have special tags?

Ok, good. Well.. well done then, he can carry on!

They were probably talking about the telepath in the cast, Matt?, not Hiro.

Hiro seems to be saying there are multiple timelines… he should commit to the best one, instead of constantly trying to change ones that are screwed.

ya, around middle age the lizard crossbreeds really start to show their wear and tear.

Obama endorsing Trump doesn't make it an obvious parody site?

We need an immediate program of upvote austerity.

She's like Otto trying to apologize in A Fish Called Wanda. "I'm very SSSsssSSSsssFffffuck you!!"

And like the pizza, it's something that people actually from Chicago will hate and only tourists will ever pay money for.

"I went trespassing in the forest -
Fishy fishy jumps!
Dead monkey peeped the Rhino,
And I had to bounce.
Old hot-dogs are juicy enough to drink.
I love these beans.
DESTROY THE MYSTERIES;
And then go fight Chewbacca!"

Maybe even Mars if that running water evidence turns out to mean something.

I think there is life in the universe, because molecules want to organize for optimum energy use, and life seems like it might just be the end result of that pattern.

The question was "do you think we are alone in the universe" and the answer was "No, I don't." It might just mean that he believes in God.

I want to know how JJ Abrams got Harrison Ford to act like he's glad to be there. I mean in all seriousness, he appears to have somehow gotten an enthusiastic performance out of him, which he generally won't even turn in when it's a movie he gives a shit about.

The old guy yelling at the cute little girls on his monitor "Fuuuuuck youuuuu!"