I came up with Faulkner like Edward. He died in 1962 (and snagged the Nobel in 49). I feel bad because between Steinbeck, Hemingway and Faulkner, Steinbeck is the only one whose museum I've been to.

'yacinth.

I think Alex might have just skipped Tim in the interview segment in the next game had he won again.

2032!

It was Miles from Lost who surmised the weak point simply by looking at the floating hologram schematic and making an educated guess on how a star-eating, planet-sized battle station with a superlaser would work, as I recall.

If only the Imperial Marines hadn't insisted on VTOL capability.

Needed a llama.

I'm obviously getting too old. I only found 3 2016 releases to put on my Christmas list (and obviously I am old, as I still put music CDs on my Christmas list).

Was it Millennium that featured a death by industrial walk-in microwave? Or X-Files? Maybe Lone Gunman? I'm pretty sure it was a Fox show in that universe.

I definitely had a strong feeling of get-off-my-lawn-ness.

I hope the little dog from the promo photo gets a host gig in 2017.

We also would have accepted libtard.

Verdun is just too depressing.

Wikipedia doesn't provide much clarification. The entry for "Typeface" doesn't call out "Italics" as a Typeface, but if you read the entry for "Italics", it does, sorta: "The name comes from the fact that calligraphy-inspired Typefaces were first designed in Italy." So, I guess in short, modern Italics are a font…

Fierce Creatures?

Like Lilliths Fair.

Those poor nerds didn't stand a chance against those drunken hooligans.

Worse, the 2018 Big Ten Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden will be done a week early because the Big East will still have their tournament there on the normal schedule.

Loser gets to be the other guy's butler?

How was that not an episode of Always Sunny first.