"Never give up, never surrender!" -Galaxy Quest

"Gimme eat."

As far as books go Catch-22 is the funniest I've read. The absurdity and irony of the characters and events leaves me in stitches each time I read through it. Ex. Chief White Halfoat was the Intelligence Officer despite the fact he can't read.

Lately I've been finding my evenings are lost to the A Game of Thrones mod for Crusader Kings II. Infinite possiblities for the outcomes of the series' major events and I lose myself too deep in the history and lore of the world GRRM created.

Doggystyle, of course!

That's what made me laugh the most, from the sheer absurdity of it. That a birthing center like that would be funded by taxpayer dollars…Hilarious XD

Man, the voice acting on this show is so damn good. Up there among Archer and Batman: TAS, I'd say.

There's where my line of thinking is except I think he'd have no choice but to get involved in the matters of the realm and who knows maybe even become Lord of Winterfell when he gets rezzed.

Exactly. Thank you for explaining it.

I can see where you're coming from even though I am wholeheartedly in love with this movie.

I feel the show hinted towards it in the series premiere when Ned and Jon are saying their goodbyes before heading off to Kings Landing and The Wall.

Yep. Not just Ryan and Colin but man I love Wayne Brady's singing.

What it is is that the best films/tv shows are set up and established to the point that we can see the world existing outside of when we watch it. For example, in the early seasons even if we aren't watching the Greendale gang still had adventures with their classes/coursework.

Yeah I would say K-3rd grade would be on mark.

I had no problems accepting the premise and execution of the love story because the OS is more than just a program. Sure, it's all lines of code but part of what makes humans, no, consciousness so special is that we're able to attribute meaning to things.

I had no problems accepting the premise and execution of the love story because the OS is more than just a program. Sure, it's all lines of code but part of what makes humans, no, consciousness so special is that we're able to attribute meaning to anything.

This is an absolutely intriguing interview. Props to the interviewer!

Jack and the Zombies had incredibly fun action scenes!
When the zombie with the long arms and screeching wail showed up it was the most absurd and hilarious sight. XD

I'm not much of a fan of horror but I can say that when I saw The Conjuring for the first time…I was so engrossed, so absolutely freaked out of my mind, that I still get nervous walking down dark hallways. (I'm getting that anxious feeling in my stomach right now, just remembering it)

I had read on awoiaf that The Mountain killed Oberyn by punching him so hard in the face that he just pulverized his head.