Whaaat

It was released on Blu-Ray last year as a “40th anniversary edition.” I have it, but I actually haven’t watched the disc yet so I can’t say what the editing situation is. I’m fairly sure it does have Kermit though.

I can think of other reasons, sure. But I have no trouble believing that a guy in the British colonial administration couldn’t think of other reasons.

I doubt this will change your mind, but didn’t the Joker get himself caught so that he could get access to the city’s key witness in the mob trial? It seemed to me that sending Batman off on a hopeless mission was done partly so Batman wouldn’t be around when the Joker made his jailbreak with Lau. Not everything in…

It’s a TV show and they’ve reviewed four episodes.

LIBRA is great. DeLillo’s plot is a mix of various theories— basically, an idea for a failed assassination attempt (to be blamed on Castro) goes through a series of changes until it’s real, with Oswald being the poorly-informed flunkie in every iteration— but it almost doesn’t matter because it’s mostly just a really…

I know Obama’s been through some shit, but I have to laugh when people think having salt-and-pepper hair and a couple extra facial lines at 55 is some kind of hideous rapid aging. Middle age is what it is. I’m 44, I’m not going gray yet but I have friends my age who are, and Obama’s face still looks better than mine.

I knew someone like this in real life, and it seemed like he justified it by deciding that his targets couldn’t really be hurt or upset but only mildly annoyed, and that despite their protests, they really saw it as funny in the same way that he did... unless they were unreasonably “thin-skinned” people prone to…

You can't load up with oxygen to any great degree by hyperventilating on regular air— even if you're breathing pure oxygen, most people's red blood cells just don't have a whole lot of unused carrying capacity. What does happen when you hyperventilate is that you get rid of carbon dioxide abnormally fast, which could…

"Specifically, she worries that the lack of oxygen could potentially create toxic, lifeless waters."... I realize that's a direct quote from the linked article, but it makes no sense to me. Increasing phytoplankton growth would result in more oxygen, not less.