"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine"? A crummy commercial?

Is anyone else wondering why he pulled out his phone to record the encounter? Guy runs a red light, gets pulled over for a legitimate traffic violation, then pulls out his phone to record the cop? Sound like either the cop was being an ass at the beginning before the phone came out or this guy was intentionally trying…

I know that this will probably not sit well with very many people, but I disagree with calling it a "botched" execution - it was successful in that the inmate died, just not in the way they were expecting.

I recently installed a PCI wireless card and ran into a pretty significant issue with it. My laptop sitting on the same desk that the PC was under had full signal (5 bars) while the PC would only show a spotty 2 bars at best. I elevated my wireless router and made sure there was a minimum of anything between the 2,…

Possibly because the Batman mythos has so many different good storylines that are spread between the different "universes". There are a ton of stories I would love to see come to the screen (Knightfall, Killing Joke, Long Halloween, etc) but they seem to be picking some of the easier-to-adapt stories for these films.

I will agree with the old Batman animated series, that one has some hardcore episodes that will never grow old. I still enjoy watching Reboot and Beast Wars as well, the old CGI doesn't look as sharp as it used to but still a good time.

Walter the dummy from Jeff Dunham...

Crap, click-baited into recommending your post!

voices for Thanos or Darkseid - Vin Deisel, Kevin Grevioux, Jason Statham, Dwayne Johnson, etc. A lot of big guys could totally pull off the deep booming voice that would be required. Or, if they don't need a big guy (for MoCap) then the voice could just be done by someone like Ian McShane or Bill Nighy. Both of them…

so, this would just be a rehash of Stealth?

Sorry, apparently I am just another one of the faceless internet trolls that simply pokes holes in other people's posts.

I was meaning more of people freaking out about the possibility of 3D printed guns. You do make very good points though, thank you for pointing those out.

Small hole in your logic, the gun might get past the metal detector, but guess what the bullets are made of? Unless someone has put up plans for 3D printed bullets too...

That is one thing that has been bugging the crap out of me. The government keeps trying to pass regulations on things that are either impossible or so hard to enforce that they spend millions chasing their own tails and never really are able to tackle the root cause of the issue.

What would happen with people who happened to be buying the ammunition as a gift, would they have to ask the recipient what the serial number of their gun was? Or what about people who buy in bulk in order top supply shooting ranges or shooting competitions?

I think at that point we would be more concerned with how they obtained the radioactive materials that they would have to be using to print parts for that WMD.

"Oh look, a sign that this is a gun free zone. I guess I will have to leave my gun at home when I try to rob that store now." - said no criminal ever...

I agree that the regulation would be a nightmare.

I think that trying to regulate it would be the worst thing possible. There will always be ways that the plans would get out anyway (pirate sites, sneakernet, etc) and trying to regulate it would stifle innovation. I don't understand why people freak out so much about guns when there are hundreds of other weapons that…

Thanks for rubbing that in. I'm sitting in my cube now basking in the harsh glow of fluorescent lights and being jealous...