That was remarkably funny and just a little dash of kinda awesome.

@curiouscomputer: Thank you for correcting him for me.

Hmmm... I wonder if High Rise was an inspiration for some of the events of "The Big U" by Neal Stephenson. I'll have to check it out.

@bawheid: what do you mean no auto-landings?

@AmishJohn: Meh.: [instantrimshot.com]

@Homerjay has ABSA Fever: A strange game doctor...

I LOVED this episode. Everyone, but especially Morgan and Casey knock it out of the park. Even Jeffster was enjoyable this week.

@richiekelly95: Thank god someone else sees that. Dear god, those things are bigger than her head.

Its probably worthwhile to know that, at least last time I checked, you cant make emergency phone calls (911) from a VOIP client.

@xsbs: Actually you should look at the definition of forensics. It do not think it means what you think it means.

@Insomnia Bob:

I was under the impression that a variety of crystals from different sources were used in the creation of lightsabers. Ideally the choice of crystals was supposed to be something that had meaning for the jedi who constructed it.

@Sakurafire: Actually... watching the video above... I'm fairly certain he is a full clone. In the Thrawn trilogy (which i consider more canonical than episodes 1, 2, and 3), it was shown that cloning Jedi makes the clones crazy, as you pointed out.

@Dr Emilio Lizardo: His plan is shear elegance in its draconian complexity!

@fallorn: Additionally.

Thanks for this! I've been enjoying Mr. Combs's work, but I didn't know about many of these. I've got a new To-Watch List!

@thekeith82: Yes indeed, its from the card "Big F***ing Gun," one of my favorites.

Why does this game take 128 Megabytes?

Is anybody else bothered that the chart says its self consciously quirky is its less than 51... when they obviously mean anything greater than 50 degrees, and they didn't bother to check the direction of their inequality symbol... or that they would be missing what happens at angles between 50 and 51 degrees?

Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society, I call this story....