I have really enjoyed the show, though I wish they'd waited or the Moriarty angle. Something else - I wish it wasn't a murder being solved every week. Can't we get some orange pips or something? I think this show works very well, but I'd like to see a few more tongue in cheek cases. The humor works well, but the…

What types of sci-fi did you grow up with? There's a real noir homage angle to that movie. I can easily see someone not enjoying the pacing and cinematography. I love it, myself, but it's not for everyone.

Even small ones can be loud when they get together. A camp I worked at would sometimes have campfires interrupted by the cicada roar.

@TheAdlerlan's gonna put you on the list, friend! Keep that nut-hating under your hat!

Perhaps they would have shark-skin style surfaces.

One thing that makes movies in general good movies is the use of the visual medium. There's plenty of adaptions that boil down to audiobooks with pictures that aren't any better than your imagination. Fight Club is not that.

I've been to estate sales with used item priced over in-store prices. I don't know what those folks thing they're doing. Of course, that happens at resale shops, too.

No way, man. Who would eat a Snickers without the peanuts?

That's just a Milky Way.

That password thing happens all the time. It's especially apparent after I've had to change my password - I almost always enter the old password and hit enter before I've realized I have a new one.

You said it. I know people need days off, but its so frustrating to not have new content at most of my weekday pages. Especially since I can only skim during the week and have real time to explore on the weekend.

Superman: Birthright was an amazingly well-done origin. They had scrapped it for Geoff Johns Secret Origin a few years before New 52, though, which was all kinds of sinister. It was so good.

This is an amazing process. I've often wondered about egg substitutes for many of the reasons the company cites. It is an amazing foodstuff, the egg, and it's quite valuable in baking.

My favorite part of Evil Dead is unintentionally hilarious. It's when Bruce (Ash) is finally alone and yells "Why are your torturing me like this?!" in what he obviously felt was very emotional and well-stated and it is instead the most obvious "acting" I have ever seen before or since.

I honestly don't care what handwavium they come up with - I love Clark Gregg's Agent Coulson. It's a terrific character. I thought he had a satisfying death in Avengers, but I'm still excited he's alive!

Not what I was expecting - but not gonna lie. I'd watch the whole movie.

Kickstarter.

Maybe they should make better single character movies. If they actually did it right (they won't) they could have a core five that don't involve Superman or Batman - Maybe Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, or Cyborg. Just pick five and actually make good movies with them. Have a common…

No way, man. Starro all the way.

No, I totally agree.