That’s true, but like most wild mammals, cougars / mountain lions will mostly avoid humans. Unlike Huntsman spiders, which apparently like nothing better than to hide above the sun visor of your car so that they fall onto your face when you turn the visor down.

LOLLLLLL, nope. That there is a perfectly normal sized Huntsman Spider, otherwise known as the common Clock Spider:

I’m still digesting the fact that apparently InfoWars had at least one, each, long-term black and Jewish employee. I know it’s been a tight employment market until recently, but really?!

Amen. I mostly liked this film but I spent the entire first half internally shrieking: “Why are you not wearing a ventilator?! Where did you learn contamination control?!! STOP. TOUCHING. THAT. WITH. YOUR. SKIN.”

It’s a good price and I’ve mostly liked mine, but anyone purchasing a set should be aware of two things:

It’s a good price and I’ve mostly liked mine, but anyone purchasing a set should be aware of two things:

I’ve heard a rumor that black don’t crack, but this is straight up ridiculous.

It’s the photo — wikipedia lists him as 5'8" — but the photo really does make him look like that.

I saw them on the mini-tour they did in 2013-4 just before releasing the new album and they were surprisingly good. Vordul was stoned out of his goddamn mind of course, but Vast was into it, they played a solid 90m set, did a few encores and hung out with the crowd afterward: it had a really good vibe and it made me…

Oh HELL yes.

Oh my god. You are completely correct.

In fairness, the Bat-suit in all of the Burton and Schumacher movies was basically one enormous piece of cast 1/2" thick rubber, and the first iterations were the worst: Keaton could barely move in that thing. Plus Nicholson was 52 and substantially overweight when “Batman” was filmed: there was really no way that…

With regards to this movie’s in-hindsight-weird cultural omnipresence in 1989, I think you have to seriously take your hat off to whatever set of geniuses put together the marketing campaign for it. The billboard ads for the movies were brilliant: just a simple close-up shot of the Batman chest badge logo in front of…

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but this may be a perfect match of director and character. Michael Bay should totally make this movie.

Amen. This show is nowhere near as impressive as its writers are clearly convinced it is, but if nothing else it’s given her the start turn she’s deserved for over 20 years now, and I forgive it a lot of portentous dialogue based on that alone.

Ugh, yeah. One of if not the all-time worst hollywood clusterfuck.

Also my Twilight Zone directors: they both directed segments of it, but yes it was Landis and not Dante who killed Morrow.

Oops, you are of course quite correct.

You’d think that, but if James Cameron nearly drowning half his principal cast at various points during “The Abyss” didn’t raise his insurance rates past the point of no return, it’s probably not actually possible to do.

What a lot of those films do have in common is a third act involving an interminable battle against an army of interchangeable mooks, usually but not always CGI. I liked many of them regardless, but kinda wish they’d give it a rest with that particular trope and one of the reasons I’ll go to bad for “Spider-Man…

It got better as he went along (lord the first few chapters: “HI THIS IS MY FIRST NOVEL AND MY INFLUENCES ARE DASHIELL HAMMETT AND BLADE RUNNER AND... UH... DASHIELL HAMMETT AND BLADE RUNNER!!!”) but yeah, I agree.